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<0> is there any way of setting a form to a "modal" state without actually using .ShowDialog()? e.g. i just want the application to act like it's showing a modal dialog and prevent any other windows from being used etc
<1> disable the others
<1> save a list of what you disabled
<1> then show it
<1> :)
<0> heh, sounds like.... a hack :P
<1> what do you think ShowDialog does ?
<0> I don't know :)
<0> So you're saying that's what it does? :p
<1> ;)
<1> something like it.
<0> oh well. it's only one form so i can actually do that without too much trouble
<0> i was worried any child windows would be disabled also then
<0> hm what does .ShowDialog() do to just block without burning cpu cycles?
<1> HandleMessage
<1> it waits for a message
<0> hm, what cl*** would that be in?
<0> the form itself?
<0> or are you thinking Application.DoEvents() ?
<1> yes
<1> but it has to wait
<1> and DoEvent doesn't seem to do that.
<2> lo
<3> Can multiple DataRelations be added to a DataSet?
<3> So say if I have four tables.. one master table and three others containing data that relates to the master
<3> ?
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