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Mavric98 · 10-02-2004, 11:17 PM

A vb program does not need to have a form in it. All you need is module with a sub main function in it. To have your program boot from the sub main funtion click on project then select <project> properties. A window will open and in the genereal tab there will be something that says startup object. Set that to be sub main.

This may sound confusing, but I don't know an esay way to explain it. In your book look into modules and the sub main function. With understanding of those things you can program in vb like it was just some structured language.

10-02-2004, 11:17 PM	#2 (permalink)
Mavric98 Tilted Location: I am not living.	A vb program does not need to have a form in it. All you need is module with a sub main function in it. To have your program boot from the sub main funtion click on project then select <project> properties. A window will open and in the genereal tab there will be something that says startup object. Set that to be sub main. This may sound confusing, but I don't know an esay way to explain it. In your book look into modules and the sub main function. With understanding of those things you can program in vb like it was just some structured language. __________________ "Hope is for people that don't stand a chance."