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    ecentinela
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    I'm making the tipic "about" form. This form is a child of a mdiForm. How can I block the mdiForm when the user press the "about" button until the about form is closed? I suppose that there is a property to do this, but I can't find it.

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      I'm making the tipic "about" form. This form is a child of a mdiForm. How can I block the mdiForm when the user press the "about" button until the about form is closed? I suppose that there is a property to do this, but I can't find it.

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      you must make it modal... use something like _myForm_.ShowModal() instead of _myForm_.Show() (i don't remember the right name)...


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        you must make it modal... use something like _myForm_.ShowModal() instead of _myForm_.Show() (i don't remember the right name)...


        TOXCCT >>> GEII power
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        It's ShowDialog() Thank you!!

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