Booooze

It doesn't really matter which way it gets done, but as I've said it was only efficiency I was wondering about now. What I have right now, is if there is a password, the frmpassword is the form to run. If not, then the frmMain runs. It works, only problem is that if there is a password, frmPassword stays open the whole time the program is running (its just hidden). For this program, its small so it doesn't make a huge difference, but if this were bigger, I might have some issues.

Ooble

Jason, I forgot to add Application.Run(); at the end - sorry. Booooze seems to have figured that out though.

I say Microsoft recommends the approach I use because the idea came from Visual Studio 2005 - create a new project with a form in Visual C# 2005, and it'll make two classes: Form1 and Program, which contains the Main function.

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Booooze

Yeah, I was more or less looking for theory and logic. I can handle code on my own usually Sometimes ya just need another way to look at it.