What you describe can be achieved by displaying instances of Container Controls on a single window. It is important that you use the Xojo terminology, so we can communicate without errors. the window is contained in the main window. In essence we open a new window the same size as the main window, but don’t close the main window.
We size the form (window) to the same size as the main form (window). This displays over the top of the main form (window). Then load the main form (window) we can then call a new form (window) into the main form (window). Set the windows left, top, width and height the same if you want the user to see the same window with different content. If what you want to do is having only one window at a time on the screen, you can close a window with window.close and open a new one with window.show. From what I can make of it, it seems you want to display an initial window (not a screen !) called Window1, then mainWindow, then Window2 with a choice of surnames, then window3 with details about that surname. Your explanations show how confused you seem to be about what is a screen and a window. Usually one, but there may be several in a multi-display setting. In Xojo, the word Screen designates a display. Please do not use the word “screen” for a window. this window would appear in the screen overwriting the other window that first occupied the main screen. from there, you could call several other screens depending on which button was pressed. when the app is opened, it displays the main screen (window 1).
I want to create a “screen” as the main screen. Im not sure how to explain this, but here goes:
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