What exactly did you not understand about the information provided in the documentation for the Location property? You say that you have only been programming for a short time so obviously reading the instructions is the first thing you should be doing when you find something you don't know. Every type and member in the .NET Framework class library has a topic dedicated to it in the MSDN documentation. When you want to know how to use a type or member, that topic should be the first thing you read. Not surprisingly, many of them have code examples, including the one for the Location property. If you know you need to use the Location property, as you do, then the first thing you should do is read that documentation. 30 seconds later, you have the answer to your question. Only if the documentation doesn't answer your question should you search the web for other information and examples. Only if you still can't find an answer should you ask a question on a forum like this. I'm not saying don't use forums. I use them myself, but only as a last resort when I have looked in all the obvious places. The Help documentation is the most obvious place.
