The best thing would be for everyone to follow the accepted coding conventions for the language they are using. Sure makes it a whole lot easier when you have to take over an existing project if the previous programmer did use the coding conventions. I have re-written enough apps in my time because the orginal or previous programmer didn't follow them and it took me extra time to decode.

I have always used Camel Case because it is easy to read. I hate reaching for the underscore anyhow. Give me the main three rows of keys for ease of typing. Anyhow it is part of the accepted coding conditions for VB programming.