Then I suggest that you start by posting in the NET section of the forum.

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i want to practice also how to create something special of vb.net

No, and your code would be better written like this. The Val() function returns only the numerical portion of a string but it also instructs VB to explicitly treat the return value as numeric.

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Text Input Box



Background statement:

the code sub below will be part of Mark's code in post 29547, of 8-26-10, which is VB 6, so it must work with that code without conflicts.



Z is a numeric variable which will be changed several times during each session.



Private Sub Command1_Click()

Dim z as Integer

z = Text1.Text

Form1.Print "Your new z value is = " z

End Sub



The one Question is:

Does the size and position of this text input box need to be set up first (and if so need sample code.)



La Vesey

La Vesey, I received yet another email from you and I'm sure other participants of this topic have also. Please stop doing that and please stop pasting the same statements repeatedly in this thread.  I don't believe that I need to post your last email to me because I'm guessing everyone else received the same thing.

Now that that's out of the way here's a simple question.. Have you run any of the code that's been posted in this thread?....And I do mean Any???

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Ah, thanks for the explanation.

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Actually Mark, I think you putting it in the Form_Load is a better choice than mine. It's one less event that VB has to fire. The MouseMove fires repeatedly and now he has one less Sub to deal with.

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No real suprise. vbCross is a FillStyle constant with a value of 6. The same value as vbSizeNESW.

I stumbled upon a VB quirk and thought I'd share it. In my last post I used MousePointer = 2 that can be replaced with textual constant of MousePointer = vbCrossHair. However, if you inadvertently make this typo... MousePointer = vbCross  

VB interprets it as:

MousePointer = vbSizeNESW

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The code I posted above would do it. The specific thing you need to do is set the MousePointer property of the picturebox to the desired pointer. In this case vbCrosshair or 2. I prefer to do this in either the load event or the properies list but the MouseMove event works too.