NonModalAllowed

Returns True if the application is permitted to display non-modal forms, or False if non-modal forms are not allowed. Read-only.

Syntax: object.NonModalAllowed

object
required An object expression that evaluates to an _App object. In practice this is the global App object.

In VB6, NonModalAllowed returns False when the application is running as an ActiveX server in unattended mode, where displaying a non-modal form would be inappropriate. In all other execution contexts it returns True. Code that creates non-modal forms should check this property before calling Show 0, and fall back to a modal form or skip the display entirely when the property is False.

Note

NonModalAllowed is not yet implemented in twinBASIC. Reading the property always returns False.

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