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    saneng
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    i wanna know that Application.Run only takes only from objects as a parameter like Application.Run (new MYfrm1); OR it can also take parameter other than windows form like Class Objects?

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      i wanna know that Application.Run only takes only from objects as a parameter like Application.Run (new MYfrm1); OR it can also take parameter other than windows form like Class Objects?

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      Giorgi Dalakishvili
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      Why don't you have a look at the documentation[^]? BTW, don't post your questions twice.

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        i wanna know that Application.Run only takes only from objects as a parameter like Application.Run (new MYfrm1); OR it can also take parameter other than windows form like Class Objects?

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        Colin Angus Mackay
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        saneng wrote:

        OR it can also take parameter other than windows form like Class Objects?

        If you check you'll find that Form is a class. And instances of Form are objects.

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