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Yes, VB's split function couldn't care less about Option Base; it always returns a zero-based array. Thus: Label1.Caption = UBound(arr) + 1

Depending on your version of Windows, you may or may not be able to read CDs from any drive. This is a limitation of some versions of Windows, and there really isn't anything you can do about it.

The WebBrowser control can display both file system folders and special folders, but you may have trouble determining what the user clicked on. The only thing I can think of for this situation is the common dialog control. You should make sure to set the Flags property to verify filenames, and...

Since the problem only occurs on one machine, I imagine that that machine has an older version of some component. Upgrade the component that is causing the problem (or all if you are unsure).

As the "Data Type Summary" points out, the size of an object variable is always 4 bytes for a 32-bit program. The actual size of the object being referenced shouldn't be important. Because object's aren't stored on the stack, the only limitation on its size is the amount of memory...

The "Out Of Memory" error can sometimes occur when you have plenty of memory but some Visual Basic operation has failed for reasons it can't figure out. Make sure that correct versions of all files required by the application are installed and registered.