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doh my code is useless, oooohhh :mad:

Hahahahahahahahahhahhaahaahahah LOL :p :p

try vb.net first if it still occurs after reinstall then i would go to the vb website to look for some pathces

Re-Install the software...

I = I + 1 can be changed to: I =+ 1 In the code window where you edit the code for the form1 just above the code there is to comboboxes i forget there names. One of the should say "Form1"

To copy and paste select the text with the mouse and press ctrl+c to paste press ctrl+v

Well you will get the hang of it if you stick to it. I remember when I first started using vb(version 3.0) I didnt know jack. Know I know enough and im still learning. These forums are a wonderful tool tell help you learn.

This is how you use it Heres what to do with the code I posted: This line should be placed right under the declaration of your Form1 class, you know where it say Public Class Form1 Dim Questions(5) As String, I As Long This should go in the load event of your form1, I decribed how to Do...

What you are talking about is a splash screen. They way you create that is by calling the form2 from form1. This is how you do it: Open form1 and in the control combobox at the top of the window select "(Base Class Events)" then on the combobox to the right select "Load" The event handling...

No problem

Ooops accidentlly pressed the wrong button Place this code in the begining of your class You need to add the first question in the load event of the form Declare Variables Dim Questions(5) As String, I as Long Set the questions Questions(0) = "Who was the creator of the Assembly Line?"...

You dont need more than one form, you can do it all in one form. Just set up the form the way you want it and then when the user clicks the ok button, the procedure will check the answer and and give the result. example: Declare Variables Dim Questions(5) as String Set the questions...

You cant save the position of the controls within the container to a image file. You can save the image file and then add the positions of the controls within the picture box to the end of the image file, but you will not be able to open the image file in other image viewers. Go on PSCODE.COM...

Thank god you got out of that buisness. I was also taking the CCNA class the get certified, but I couldnt stay awake reading about cat5 cables(I forgot its name) and routers. right after I dropped the class Cisco fired 40.000 people. Lucky Me.

wholly crap you got it! wow I never knew about that property thanks man!!!

GDI+ would be the best route for a quick game, and directdraw would be the next level. A 3d tetris would be cool, and I know they have made 3d tetris before but I never played them.

I think in the furture Nintendo is only going to be creating Hand Held games, because, so far thats the only area they can get right. I thinks PS3 is going to rule but I know that the price is going to be outragious.

You want to save the appearance of the label control on your form within the gif image? You can problably find some way to "Capture" a image of the screen and then pull the image of the label and then draw it onto your form.

GDI+ RULES! :D

Those images are cool I would deafeanetely use them. You can use GDI+ to draw them, and if the user wants to change them(say classic style bricks) you can just change the images that your procedure draws. Pretty easy. What type of API were you planning on using? GDI or DirectX?. Note: You are...