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This program create a Log in System that loads different forms for every user type and if the user type "admin" then the form2 will load, then if the user type "staff" the form3 will load

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This program create a Log in System that loads different forms for every user type and if the user type "admin" then the form2 will load, then if the user type "staff" the form3 will load

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This program create a Log in System that loads different forms for every user type and if the user type "admin" then the form2 will load, then if the user type "staff" the form3 will loadStep 1. Open the Visual Studio 2012 or C# Application

Step 2. click new Project

Step 3. Select Visual C# and then select Windows Forms Application then click ok

Edit the name of your project hereStep 4. Create a Form1 like this As your first form.

Select a control that you want to edit its properties

Label3Label1Label2TextBox1TextBox2button1button2Step 5. Add two forms as your Form2 and Form3. just right click the highlighted word logInSystem, then select Add after that select Windows form and then just enter and no need to rename. To Add form3 just do it again the instruction in step 2.

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First Select thisYou can rename thisSecond Select thisStep 6. Design your Form2 and Form3 just like this. Form2 is almost the same as Form3 except the label1, just rename the label1 in Form3 to "User:Staff" the rest is the same.

Label3Label1Label2button1button2richTextBox1dateTimePicker1Step 7.Here's the coding portion, double click the button1 in Form1. Then copy or type the code below:

Continue codingStep 8. Here's the second coding portion, double click the button1 or log in button in Form2. Then copy the code below:

Step 9.the same coding instruction in step 5,double click the button1 in Form3 then copy the code below:

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Step 10. F5 to run the program and the output is look like this. username: admin password: admin orUsername: staff password: staff

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