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    Hi all,
    I thought Application.DoEvents() would cause the application to continue
    doing something on one form whilst another form is processing something else?
    My requirement here is to display a progress bar message box to show the
    user that the application is trying to connect to the database and may take
    several minutes, so I have used:
    dlgProgress o_dlgProgress = new dlgProgress();
    o_dlgProgress.ShowDialog();
    (); //this doesn't execute unless the
    dlgProgress form is closed!!
    Any advise would be appreciatedthank you.
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