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I'm not a C# developer either (yet!), but I can tell you that runnig a dialog as modal on Windows always means that it blocks execution of the code (in the current thread) until the dialog closes. This is often a usefull feature. If you want other behaviour you need to open the window in a way that doesn't have 'Modal' in the name Beyond that I can't help.
I'm not a C# developer either (yet!), but I can tell you that runnig a dialog as modal on Windows always means that it blocks execution of the code (in the current thread) until the dialog closes. This is often a usefull feature. If you want other behaviour you need to open the window in a way that doesn't have 'Modal' in the name
Beyond that I can't help.