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PurpleYouko:

--- Quote ---I'm not 100% sure, but don't picture boxes have their own line commands?

so it would be:

pictureboxname.line(....

instead of just

line(....
--- End quote ---
Sorry I thought I had explained that already.

Whatever object you want to do anything to has to be named in the command line.

To set a pixel in a specific picturebox, you have to name the picturebox object to do anything to it.

There are several ways to do this with objects.

First and easiest. To draw directly to a form (not an object inside a form) all you have to do is be inside the form code window then type a command line such as....

PSet (X, Y), color

Second method. Drawing to a picturebox that is inside the form in which the code is located.

PictureBox1.PSet (X, Y), color

Third method. Useful if you want to do a bunch of stuff to the same object.

With PictureBox1
  .PSet (X, Y), color
  .PSet (X1, Y1), color
End With

Fourth method. Drawing to a picturebox that is located in a form other than the one where the code is located.

Form1.PictureBox1.PSet (X, Y), color

You can also use "With" in that scenario too.

Greven:
The object browser, will states all most all functions of a given object, be it picturebox, whatever.

Greven:
Alot of it you need to figure out you self, but that way it gives alot more, or have I the misunderstood something!??

PurpleYouko:
Right the object browser does give you all the members for each command so I guess it can be pretty useful.

You also get all this same stuff when you type in a command line.

Numsgil:
Right:

objectname then type "."

A small popup of all members appears.

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