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vis781 and JohnH, I just want to thank both so much for all your help on this. FINALLY, I have figured it out with your help on how I'm going to do this. This project I'm creating has been a big milestone for me, and well it's still beginner level, but we all gotta start somewhere right? I can...

My code Whew, let me just say before I post this reply, I hit submit reply and the quoth the server "404", just as I quickly copied it as I noticed it was crashing. Thanks heaps for the help guys for helping this newbie out, but im still so confuzzled on how im going to build...perhaps...

I could do it all within the forms class, but it's getting all too long and messy and I'm getting lost, and the modules would be perfect to break up the code into logical sequences. But a) I don't know how to reference an entire forms controls so that i can access it's objects and they can be...

Well i need access to all the forms objects so I can add various information to the combo boxes, list boxes and such on the form from the module. Depending on the option chosen, it's going to call the correct module where all the code for that option will lie there for.

This is driving me insane, because it should be SO EASY!! I just keep thinking of VB 6.0 and that way how to do it. SIMPLE question here, HOW do i gain access to all of a certain forms controls and properties in a module? E.G - Public Sub Button6_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object...

Cheers Ah excellent :) Thanks a bunch. I mean, thinking about it logically you would have to say that sub procedures would HAVE to cause at least a tiny bit of memory resources, but perhaps I'm forgetting these aren't the days of the Hulking Giants where computers took up whole rooms with 8KB...

Hey all Ah so back to my vb.net learning. Just creating a program and it's all getting too long in the one window, so I created a module to hold the code in a logical order for certain procedures, but how do I link the module to the controls on a certain form again? Or do I have to write...

Actually I've came across the same problem too...I think my way around it would be to use labels with the background set to the form, rather then a text box, and use a geturl command with the label click event that has the "Enter" text on it- and obviously make the labels next to each other so...

Hey guys, Just a quick question in relation to sub procedures to the program I'm creating which I'm trying to use as less memory as possible - Do sub procedures work just like local variables in the aspect that all within the sub procedure is destroyed after it is exited and the memory is...