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Idle_Mind:<br />
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You have to be kidding me...I had no idea that was available. &nbsp;Works just as I needed it to.<br />
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Appreciate the help,<br />
jimbo99999
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Idle_Mind:

You have to be kidding me...I had no idea that was available.  Works just as I needed it to.

Appreciate the help,
jimbo99999

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Hehe...you can't expect to know EVERYTHING in the .Net framework...it's just too darned big!<br />
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I'm still learning new stuff all the time... &nbsp;=)
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Hehe...you can't expect to know EVERYTHING in the .Net framework...it's just too darned big!

I'm still learning new stuff all the time...  =)

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Good Afternoon<br />
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Experts:<br />
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I am in need of help with my VB.net progrm. &nbsp;I have a login screen that uses an xml file to load connection information to the screen. &nbsp;If all 4 textboxes have data in them when the Login Form is loading, I need to have the Login button automatically be executed after displaying the Login screeen for a few seconds.<br />
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I cannot figure out how to do this. &nbsp;<br />
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btnLogin_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles btnLogin.Click<br />
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With that being my LoginClick, what do I have to put for sender and e to auto run the Login_Click automatically.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
jimb099999
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Good Afternoon

Experts:

I am in need of help with my VB.net progrm.  I have a login screen that uses an xml file to load connection information to the screen.  If all 4 textboxes have data in them when the Login Form is loading, I need to have the Login button automatically be executed after displaying the Login screeen for a few seconds.

I cannot figure out how to do this.  

btnLogin_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles btnLogin.Click

With that being my LoginClick, what do I have to put for sender and e to auto run the Login_Click automatically.

Thanks,
jimb099999

VB.net: Calling a btnClick

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