'How to make a form act like a dialog form

'Be sure to set these properties:

'   Accept Button  DialogResult = OK
'   Cancel Button  DialogResult = Cancel

'   Be sure to set text properties of the labels as shown (&Last Name)
'   Set UseMnemonic property of labels = True (default)

'   Set tab order: 
'   Label1 =0
'   Textbox1 =1
'   Label2 = 2
'   Textbox2 = 3
'   Buttons 4 & 5.

'When you set the dialogResult prop for a button, you can examine the results from the for like you
'would a Messagebox or other dialog.

'By setting Access keys to a label and setting the tab order as shown, it can be used to move to the next
'item in the tab order.

'The UseMneumonic property, when on, makes the label respond to the access key, then it moves to the control
'which is next in the tab order. This lets us use access keys to move around the form.

'The LinkVisited prop changes the color of the link as in a web page. It uses the VisitedLinkColor property.



Public Class Form1

    Private Sub LinkLabel1_LinkClicked(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.Windows.Forms.LinkLabelLinkClickedEventArgs) Handles LinkLabel1.LinkClicked

        Dim myResult As DialogResult
        myResult = Form2.ShowDialog

        If myResult = Windows.Forms.DialogResult.OK Then
            MsgBox("Your name is " & Form2.TextBox1.Text & " " & _
                Form2.TextBox2.Text)
        End If

        LinkLabel1.LinkVisited = True
    End Sub
End Class