use refresh2() instead of refresh():):):):):)

Actually, there is a quite simple way. Type the code below, where <code>; is the action you want when the form is minimized: Private Sub Form1_SizeChanged(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Me.SizeChanged If Me.WindowState = FormWindowState.Minimized Then End If End Sub Please mail me with any questions or comments. Best Regards, Richard Faulkner

I am sorry to say this, but you most likely have no option of doing so unless you patch(modify the resources) of explorer.exe. I suggest you rather add your program to the control panel. One way of doing this is by purchasing a third-party program that adds programs to the control panel. Another free option is to download this VBScript file. You need to edit it, because it was originally for placing TweakUI to the control panel. Please mail me with any questions or comments. Best Regards Richard Faulkner

Yes. You may do so by creating a timer. Inside the timer Tick() event, type system.diagnostics.process.kill("<processname>"), where <processname> is the process you wish to end. Please mail me with any questions or comments. Best Regards, Richard Faulkner

How do you store and HIDE information (such as passwords) so nobody can find/edit/delete/view them? Richard Faulkner Founder of GallantTechnologies

I want to know how to execute code typed in a text box on a windows form. In other words. How do you make a program that executes vb.net/vb code typed in a textbox on a form when a button is pressed? Richard Faulkner Founder of GallantTechnologies

I am trying to make a program that "copies" the contents of everything behind the form (like CopyFromScreen). My only problem is that I want it to update itself every 1-75 milliseconds without any flicker. I am trying to do this because, for example, if I add a PNG of, let's say, an apple, it will appear that it will appear to be floating on the desktop. I am trying to mock layered windows, but I am also trying to avoid using them because I want to use controls on the form, too. Richard Faulkner Founder of GallantTechnologies

Does anyone know how to make an instant messenger with VB.Net that is similar to AIM? Richard Faulkner Founder of GallantTechnologies