It basically just starts a Windows message loop. If you use the traditional
(VB) method of
<code>
Sub Main
Dim frm As New MyForm
frm.Show
End Sub
</code>
your form will be displayed momentarily, but as soon as Sub Main terminates
your form will terminate too. Application.Run(frm) causes a message loop to
run which 'feeds' your form until it terminates.
If you have the .NET help installed, you can get a brief description and
example from the dynamic help.
HTH
Charles
"BuzzLight" <Bu*******@Domain.com> wrote in message
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Thanks alot Charles m8, your suggestion was very useful, Iam very new to
vb.net ... I used application.run and it works fine but I do not know what
"Application.Run" means.. what it does..
But Thankyou for your help