what are the Differences between Modal and Modaless forms?
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Answer / senthil
MODAL forms are forms which require user input before any
other actions can be taken place. In other words, a modal
form has exclusive focus in that application until it is
dismissed. When showing a modal form, the controls outside
this modal form will not take user interaction until
the form is closed. The internal MsgBox and InputBox forms
are examples of modal forms. To show a form modally, use
the syntax:
MyForm.SHOW.vbModal ' a predeclared constant for 1
MODELESS forms are those which are shown but do not require
immediate user input. MDI child forms are always modeless.
To show a form modeless,use the syntax:: MyForm.SHOW
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Answer / pooja parmar
Model form:- we can not navigate between two forms.
Modeless form:- we can navigate between two forms
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