i have the same problem
anayone with a suggestion about stop closing the application when the user presses the X button
thanks
alexandrpaul's problem
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blajano
I dug back to the previous post, and I understand the question now.
private void OnFormClosing(object sender, FormClosingEventArgs e){
e.Cancel =
DialogResult.No == MessageBox.Show("Close ", "", MessageBoxButtons.YesNo);}
This works fine for me here, when I click the X to close, if I click No, it does not close.
-Anton Lapounov
What do you want to do If you don't want to close the app, then don't have the button there to start with, anything else is counter intuitive.