Newbie Splash Screen

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Lisa Henkel

I'm a VB.Net Newbie who has previously used VB6.

How do you make a Splash Screen with a Continue button, where the
Continue button calls up the next form of the program (and then the
Spash Screen disappears).

In other words, how do you make a button that shows a new form, then
hides itself.

Thanks

Lisa
 
* (e-mail address removed) (Lisa Henkel) scripsit:
I'm a VB.Net Newbie who has previously used VB6.

How do you make a Splash Screen with a Continue button, where the
Continue button calls up the next form of the program (and then the
Spash Screen disappears).

In other words, how do you make a button that shows a new form, then
hides itself.
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Hi. (I'm a real newbie)

I have not gotten as far as write all that code in my Testing project.

So far I have two forms - frmSplash and frmSecondForm. I do not as far
as I know have a Form1.

frmSplash has two (empty) subs other than the windows form designer
generated code:

Private Sub frmSplash_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As
System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load

End Sub

Private Sub frmSplash_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e
As System.EventArgs) Handles btnSecondScreen.Click

End Sub

frmSecondForm has one (empty) sub -- frmSecondForm_Load

Anyway, IT WON"T BUILD.

It claims --

'Sub Main' was not found in Testing.Form1.

Note: I don't know where Testing.Form1 is since as far as I know I don't
have a Form 1. What is Form1 and do I have to have a Form1?

What do I do to get this to Build?

Lisa
 
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