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Revision as of 20:32, 18 July 2007
When developing a Windows application using Visual Basic it is highly likely that the application will consist of multiple forms (otherwise known as windows). It is unlikely, however, that all of those forms will need to be displayed as soon as the application starts up. In fact, it is likely that most of the forms will remain hidden until the user performs some action that requires a form to be displayed.
In this chapter we will cover the topic of hiding and showing forms when developing applications in Visual Basic.
