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Laura Stern
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Re #1: Seems you got it working, but really your model is not correct. Mike and Thomas had it right. The form is a form. It is a UI component. It's job is not decide if it should be created while you are in the middle of constructing it. Once you are in the constructor it should get created barring some unforeseen circumstance. It is the caller who should decide if creating the form is OK. And Close() on a Form that is in the process of loading? Huh? Since when is that standard WinForm programming? The Load happens when the form is being visualized - the constructor will have been done already. Why would you go so far as to try and show it and then blow it away. That is complete bizarre. So bizarre, that I feel I must be misunderstanding what you're saying.
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