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At runtime I want to check if a certain form is open. I know how to check if a form is open.
I do it like this(where form1 and form2 contain the names of the form)
My problem is I want to check if any copy of these forms are open and those would have different names?
I do it like this(where form1 and form2 contain the names of the form)
For Each fForm In Forms
If fForm.Name = Form1 Or fForm.Name = form2 Then
proramm_running = True
Exit Sub
End If
NextMy problem is I want to check if any copy of these forms are open and those would have different names?
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I am not sure because I haven't program in VB6 for so long. I think Form.Visible would be the answer because if Form.Visible = false which mean the form doesn't not appear in the screen.
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My problem is I want to check if any copy of these forms are open and those would have different names?
There are several collection objects that you can reference in your project in Visual Object: one is the forms collection.
Use the For Each with the Forms collection to cycle through the forms.
Try this in a sub routine.
Dim frm as form For each frm in Forms debug.print frm.Name next
I just accessed one property here. But you extract whatever property you would like during the For Each loop.
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