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Windows Forms Wait Seconds. There are quite a few resources on the web that show. Learn how use the windows form timer component to run procedures at set intervals or when a set time interval has elapsed. You have three different options to choose from, depending on which type of application you're. Use a timer as suggested by cooldadtx. In winforms, you can use the task.delay() method to wait for a certain number of seconds without blocking the ui thread. If you want form2 showing, then you need to defer showing the message box. Here's an example of how. The issue is how to write the code. Detail info, with examples of how to use thread.sleep (), task.delay () and system.threading.timer () to achieve various. Sounds like you want a splash screen that is dismissed after 5 seconds. Even though computing a large fibonacci number can take a noticeable amount of time, the main ui thread will not be interrupted by.

Sounds like you want a splash screen that is dismissed after 5 seconds. If you want form2 showing, then you need to defer showing the message box. Use a timer as suggested by cooldadtx. In winforms, you can use the task.delay() method to wait for a certain number of seconds without blocking the ui thread. There are quite a few resources on the web that show. Learn how use the windows form timer component to run procedures at set intervals or when a set time interval has elapsed. You have three different options to choose from, depending on which type of application you're. Detail info, with examples of how to use thread.sleep (), task.delay () and system.threading.timer () to achieve various. Even though computing a large fibonacci number can take a noticeable amount of time, the main ui thread will not be interrupted by. Here's an example of how.

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Windows Forms Wait Seconds If you want form2 showing, then you need to defer showing the message box. Here's an example of how. Detail info, with examples of how to use thread.sleep (), task.delay () and system.threading.timer () to achieve various. You have three different options to choose from, depending on which type of application you're. If you want form2 showing, then you need to defer showing the message box. Sounds like you want a splash screen that is dismissed after 5 seconds. Use a timer as suggested by cooldadtx. Learn how use the windows form timer component to run procedures at set intervals or when a set time interval has elapsed. In winforms, you can use the task.delay() method to wait for a certain number of seconds without blocking the ui thread. Even though computing a large fibonacci number can take a noticeable amount of time, the main ui thread will not be interrupted by. The issue is how to write the code. There are quite a few resources on the web that show.