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Quick Windows form question

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1 comment, last by Makkedah 18 years ago
Basically, I'm going to have one form show another form, and I will need the second form to return the selected index of its list box to the first form. Is there a way to do this? And if so, how?
"Duty is as heavy as a mountain, death is as light as a feather"-Al'' Lan Mandragoran
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Use a modal dialog box. Windows.Form has a ShowDialog() method.

Read up on it, it should do what you want.
Awesome, thank you! Works wonderfully.
"Duty is as heavy as a mountain, death is as light as a feather"-Al'' Lan Mandragoran

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