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slideshow app in vb6

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    Ashwin C
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    im trying to make a slideshow kind of app in vb6 thats similar to MS powerpoint. my idea is to use the MDI wizard and make each new child form as a slide. my prob is , how do i access these children when i click on , say, a button called , run slideshow. there must be some array of forms like MDI list where all the forms and their info must be stored right? if i get that , then all i have to do is run a for loop and use form.show() ! any clues??

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      im trying to make a slideshow kind of app in vb6 thats similar to MS powerpoint. my idea is to use the MDI wizard and make each new child form as a slide. my prob is , how do i access these children when i click on , say, a button called , run slideshow. there must be some array of forms like MDI list where all the forms and their info must be stored right? if i get that , then all i have to do is run a for loop and use form.show() ! any clues??

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      VB6 has an intrinsic collection called Forms. Use Forms(index) to index all the forms you have loaded (including the MDI Parent!). Forms.Count() will give you the number of forms in the collection. RageInTheMachine9532

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