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Message: [QUOTE="JuggaloBrotha, post: 5921, member: 13"] well to put it simply, you can use the form designer when putting objects on it (like labels, textboxes, groupboxes, buttons, etc) but in the code module for the form if you expand the " Windows Form Designer generated code " section you can see the code used to make the form (by the designer) anywho stick a button on the form and then double click it, it'll take you to the code window with a sub already there, any code you put there will execute whenever the user clicks that button on the form (window) which is why it's called the button's click event. now add a module to the project, modules dont have a form designer (for obvious reasons) modules are used as a form of organization, you can make public level variables and subs/functions here to be accessed from multiple forms in the solution (project) there are plenty of books you can rent that'll explain all the intro crap ta get ya started on vb.net programming [/QUOTE]