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How can objects on different threads communicate with one another?

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    Can I have multithreaded programming in VB and How can objects on different threads communicate with one another?

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      Can I have multithreaded programming in VB and How can objects on different threads communicate with one another?

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      Rizwan Bashir
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      in vb6 no you cannot. some body told me you can use doevents in vb but it is very limited and I have not explored much what does it do. so check it out . in vb.net there are many samples available on net. go to articles in codeproject and search threading you will found your answer. Rizwan Bashir

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        Can I have multithreaded programming in VB and How can objects on different threads communicate with one another?

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        I take it your talking about VB.NET. It can be done using delegates. I dont have time to give you an example but there should be loads of information if you google. You can probably find some info in the articles here as well. Jon

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