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Tried that. Same problem again. Only displays portion of the watch, but this watch is probably 5 or 6 pages long, and I can't scroll down.

I have to get a watch screen on to paper, as I'm trying to debug hundreds of elements in an array and compare them to a calculation mudule. I tried alt-printscreen, but it just captures a portion of the screen, rather than the whole thing. Any ideas? Thanks.

When you assigned the text value of the list box to the variable, you neglected to reference it with the index value, so what's happening is the first text value is not being changed as the program runs. That's why you're getting the same value ten times. try steam = lstteam(iteam).Text...

You could also create a control array of checkboxes. By naming them the same name and referencing them with an index. This will allow you to control the checkboxes as one, rather that separate entities.

Visual Basic 6 From The Ground Up by Cornell is realy good!

Another great book is Visual Basic 6 from the Ground Up by Gary Cornel. Variables can contain any combination (up to 255 characters) of letters, numbers, or underscores. However, the first character has to be a letter. An underscore or a number can't be the first character. Happy Programming...

I need to navigate to a file, not a URL, from a vb app, and have it display in my web browser control on the form. The file is an HTML file, and Navigate2 is supposed to applow you to navigate to a file as well as a URL, but how do I use it? wbBrowser1.Naviagte2 "path" does not...