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    vb takes over taskbar

    That's just what happens with borderless maximized forms, I think. I suggest, instead of having Windowstate = 2, change it back to normal and just expand the form yourself. Then, move the bottom of the form up a single pixel or more, and the taskbar will appear.
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    Detect Time Change

    If it helps, there is a variable "Time" that automatically holds your system clock's time. There are some more, but I forgot what they are. The only other one I can remember is "Timer", it holds the number of seconds since midnight.
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    Toggle a Boolean?

    Ag! Clever! I never thought of that! ...Still, if the variable is NONboolean, it's best to write a function.
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    Landscape Print Via Code

    Printer.Orientation = vbPRORLandscape
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    Toggle a Boolean?

    Public Function BooleanToggle(Variable as Boolean) If Variable = true then BooleanToggle = false else BooleanToggle = true End if End Function Then you just enter, say, Text1.visible = BooleanToggle(Text1.visible)
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    Creating a dump of all variable values

    There isn't really an easy way to do it. Unless, of corse, your variables are in arrays... Then it's a cinch. Without Arrays: Open App.Path & "ErrLog.txt" for output as 1 Print #1, "Variable1 Value:" Print #1, Variable1 Print #1, "Variable2 Value:" Print #1...

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