sambomartin
Tue Aug 16 06:20:02 CDT 2005
yeah, one way would be to kick off a worker thread in the splash form, then
let control resume to main window. problem is if any "initialisation data" is
required by main form, you'd need to prevent user performing certain actions
until you hear back from thread.
There's a decent article on code project about using a timer to poll the
thread.
HTH
Sam
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> I'd search google on: .NET Forms and threading
> There are some good articles out there for just
> what you are wanting to do.
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> "John Cosmas" <johncosmas@charter.net> wrote in message
> news:ht7Me.33957$_41.5305@fe02.lga...
> > We have a unique situation where we need to speed up the activation of our
> > MAIN form. We have put a splash page before the main shows up and we
> > pre-load most of our stuff (user profiles). Then we bring up the MAIN
> > form, but we need to continue loading our other stuff (data sets, list).
> > We want to do while inside the SPLASH, but minimize it and let the MAIN
> > form come up as fast and quickly as possible. At this point, we'll HIDE
> > the SPLASH page and just continue loading items in it. Does this involve
> > multi-threading, and if so, where can I read up on this?
> >
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