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ps. &nbsp;I can't see an obvious use of this login sequence, it is strange.
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ps.  I can't see an obvious use of this login sequence, it is strange.

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Hide not close to use the same instance of a form.
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Hide not close to use the same instance of a form.

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I have an MDI Form and a Login Form in VB.NET. When the user enters the data correctly, I present the mdi form that is the main one. When the user closes the MDI Form I want to present the Login Form again. So I want to know what to do to be able to present the same instance of the Login Form. I have tried several methods and none of them work for me.<br />
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Login_Form calls MDI_Form, when closing MDI_Form, present Login_Form again.<br />
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Please give me examples and what would be the best solution.<br />
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Regards...
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I have an MDI Form and a Login Form in VB.NET. When the user enters the data correctly, I present the mdi form that is the main one. When the user closes the MDI Form I want to present the Login Form again. So I want to know what to do to be able to present the same instance of the Login Form. I have tried several methods and none of them work for me.

Login_Form calls MDI_Form, when closing MDI_Form, present Login_Form again.

Please give me examples and what would be the best solution.

Regards...

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