Kevin,

We display a splash screen behind the Login form rather than the Main form of the app.

~~Bonnie



>I guess it doesn't have to be this way, but alot of apps
>display then login, and I have always done it this way.
>
>>>Not sure how to ask this.
>>>
>>>I have my application desktop all set up. The Menu and toolbars
>>>are set. The background and Titlebar are all set.
>>>
>>>Then I call
>>>
>>>

>>>Application.Run(oAppForm)
>>>

>>>
>>>to get it going.
>>>
>>>Problem is, I want the app to show, then prompt the user for
>>>a password, then continue on.
>>>
>>>If I do
>>>

>>>dim oLogin as new frmLogin
>>>oLogin.ShowDialog()
>>>Application.Run(oAppForm)
>>>

>>>
>>>Then the login form appears alone in the Windows Desktop, then when I click
>>>Ok, the application starts up.
>>>
>>>What am I doing wrong?
>>>
>>>Thanks
>>
>>Intresting that you think this is a problem. Are you sure this is wrong? Seems that you wouldn't want the application to show until the user had logged in???