Invoking GUI
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hi, a very simple question: when i create an windows application in VS the starting point is usually the form. i would like my base class as a starting point (having the MAIN method) from which i start the gui. how do i do it? when i simply do: MyGUI gui = new MyGUI(); gui.Show(); the gui does not show for long. regards, rnv
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hi, a very simple question: when i create an windows application in VS the starting point is usually the form. i would like my base class as a starting point (having the MAIN method) from which i start the gui. how do i do it? when i simply do: MyGUI gui = new MyGUI(); gui.Show(); the gui does not show for long. regards, rnv
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hi, a very simple question: when i create an windows application in VS the starting point is usually the form. i would like my base class as a starting point (having the MAIN method) from which i start the gui. how do i do it? when i simply do: MyGUI gui = new MyGUI(); gui.Show(); the gui does not show for long. regards, rnv