TLiberty,<br>
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Well, in the code, you can specify the exact path of the file you downloaded. If you know the file type, such as Word, and already know the file path, then you can create an instance of Word and open your document in it.<br>
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Hope this helps. <p>Kenneth W. Cronin...
Sarah,<br>
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Wallyw is right. You probably should display the splash screen at the beginning of your Sub Main() function, then close it after the last step of code is processed, right before you show your main form.<br>
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However, if you find that your code only takes a second to process...
Sarah,<br>
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You can do this several different ways.<br>
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Whan you add a new form to your project, in the "Add Form" dialog you can select the "Splash Screen" template and then click open. This will create a splash screen form for you in your project.<br>
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-- OR...
TLiberty,<br>
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Here is some code that I came up with after wrestling with this one for a while myself. This code is actually getting the filenames from an array, but you can change it any way you like to meet your needs. Let me know if you have any questions or problems. Hope it helps...
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