J
Jim Thompson
Cheers all -
I'm trying to figure out how to accomplish this with
the .NET Framework. I'm doing updates and inserts to my
Access database on 1 form while a separate form in the
background remains open. Once I'm through and close the
current form, I want the counters I have displayed on the
background form, which is now the only one open, to
update. Since I'm not creating a new instance of the
form, where I could attach my code to the instantation
part, what event can I call that gets triggered when the
form closes? I've tried the GotFocus but it doesn't get
called. Does any event get called and if not, any
suggestions are appreciated.
Much thanks -
JT
I'm trying to figure out how to accomplish this with
the .NET Framework. I'm doing updates and inserts to my
Access database on 1 form while a separate form in the
background remains open. Once I'm through and close the
current form, I want the counters I have displayed on the
background form, which is now the only one open, to
update. Since I'm not creating a new instance of the
form, where I could attach my code to the instantation
part, what event can I call that gets triggered when the
form closes? I've tried the GotFocus but it doesn't get
called. Does any event get called and if not, any
suggestions are appreciated.
Much thanks -
JT