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jmcilhinney, thanks for clearing that up!

It was something that I wanted run every time the form started and I remembered from 2003 that putting it in Form_Load() did not always work but if you put it under InitializeComponent() it would always work. I'll put it in Form_Load() and it is working but I'll try your tip about creating a...

Thanks for the info!

I am stepping through a tutorial and it says to add code under the InitializeComponent() line in the Windows Form Designer Generated Code section of the code. I have never used .NET 2005 (only .NET 2003) so I am not sure if it because of the version but I don't have that block on code in my...

What the Data Form Wizard does (so I'm told) is automatically create a form to view entries, add entries, and delete entries. I went through the wizard you suggested and it did not seem to be the same as I have read.

The data form wizard. It allows you to create a form for a database; the wizard creates all of the bindings and connections for you (or so I'm told).

Did you find out how to get that wizard? I am looking for it as well.

Thanks for the quick reply and the link. I am going to try that program but, like you, I doubt it will work as I need. I guess I will just have to bite the bullet and do it the 'right way'. I am 'new' to VB, I have created small applications like text editors, address books, etc..., but I...

Is there an easy way (wizard) to convert access forms to vb 2005? I have a database that I would like hosted ASAP but it will take me some time to get it off the ground if I have to program all of the forms from scratch.