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    Hello, i developed a smart device application with a login function. Now i want to develop that after the user presses the login button for approximately 3 seconds a greeting screen is displayed where personal information of the logged in user is displayed and then it is automatically forwarded to the main screen. Is this possible to develop for a smart device application? if yes can anybody give me a short explanation how it works? thanks in advance regards patrick

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      Hello, i developed a smart device application with a login function. Now i want to develop that after the user presses the login button for approximately 3 seconds a greeting screen is displayed where personal information of the logged in user is displayed and then it is automatically forwarded to the main screen. Is this possible to develop for a smart device application? if yes can anybody give me a short explanation how it works? thanks in advance regards patrick

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      I'm not sure about smart device applications specifically, but the approach I'd try would just be to open up a form with your greeting message displayed, that has a timer attached set to fire after 3 seconds, and have an handler function for that timer that closes the form. Then just create an instance of the greeting form from the constructor (or some suitable place) of your main form, that'll make it get displayed -- Help me! I'm turning into a grapefruit! Phoenix Paint - back from DPaint's ashes!

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