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have a look at my.settings - Project-->Properties-->Settings there you can store persistent values

do you want to change the appearance of your combobox or just fill it with new items?

Dim ColVal As new String("0", 255)

threading.thread.sleep(5000) ' 5000 milliseconds = 5 seconds

i tried adding a textbox to an empty app. then set it as readonly, + changed the forecolor to red - nothing happened. so i changed the backcolor to black - bingo - forecolor = red. i changed the backcolor back to control - still forecolor = red. so you might have to do something along those...

i meant if you just want to be notified after 4.5 hours. alternatively i recommended the timespan method

you could use the multimedia control .com component: mmc.FileName = "C:\Documents and Settings\a user\My Documents\lazy boy (good version).mp3" mmc.Command = "Open" mmc.Command = "Play" 'other commands are - 'mmc.Command = "Stop" 'mmc.Command = "Close" but whether you use the multimedia...

timers (from the toolbox) have an interval property which is the number of milliseconds until the timer_tick event occurs. you could start a timer with an interval of 4.5 hours, or you could use a timespan have a look at this thread for how to use timespans

yes it will copy element 1 to element 0, element 2 to element 1, element 3 to element 2, etc. then the ReDim Preserve LoginArray(totalUsers - 1), will remove the highest index.

why has my post been deleted?

yeah i wasn't sure what that was for. should still work if you put it back in.

theres still plenty of room for improvement but that should get it running

heres all the changes i've made Imports System Imports System.Drawing Imports System.Drawing.Drawing2D Imports System.Windows.Forms Public Class frmMain Dim P As Integer Dim PN As Integer Dim DN As Integer Dim DorU As Integer Dim WinNo As Integer Dim NowPlaying As...

i've had a bit of a look at it. i managed to get it running by editing the picDice_Click event + inserting If P = 0 Then P = 1 Else P = 0 End If at the end of the sub before the IncP() call. then in IncP() i've commented out 'P = P - 1 Public Sub IncP() NextPlayer: 'P =...

its the arrayindex. as i said earlier, you should use either debug.print or just a msgbox in your code to check your variables, (in this case P) are what you expect them to be. then you can trace it back to where P is set

if you want to upload the project (zipped) i'll debug it for you. i can't do it (easily) without all the images

you need to check that your variable values are what you're expecting them to be Else Player(P) = PicBoard.CreateGraphics() debug.print L & " / " & T Player(P).DrawImage(EmptyBitmap(P), L, T, EmptyBitmap(P).Width, EmptyBitmap(P).Height) End If

you know that the .SetPixel - x+y are greater than 0 because they are your i+j loops, so the problem must be L or T. looking at the previous part of the code, it looks like L might be a negative value. EDIT: although the error says parameter = y, so T + j is either less than 0 or greater than...

datediff + dateadd are legacy code. you can use .addDays Dim Date1 As Date Date1 = "01-07-2007 09:45:00" If Now > Date1.AddDays(90) Then MsgBox("Date1 is more than 90 days ago.") End If

this is how the array should be. arrays are zero based. i'm not sure about the find/delete. if this doesn't work, try declaring a() as string Dim a(0) as object a(0) = me.combo1.selecteditem Me.MyDataSet.System.Rows.Find(a(0)).Delete() edit: why does it have to be an array anyway? why...