argh!!! :) thank you.... hmm ... yes: in VB you must use "<" and ">" and if you want to write it in multiple lines (like in C#) ... you must write an underscore... that is very "un-handy" (??) _ _ Public Sub Test() End Sub the code line looks like: Public WithEvents grdTest as DataGridView solidIT.de - under construction Components for Microsoft .Net audittrail, objectcomparer, deepcopy and much more ... -- modified at 10:47 Tuesday 27th March, 2007

Thanks for the link. I used to play with SWI Prolog[^]. While it was fun, i could never use Prolog in a job. :^) Could well be that P# gets used as part of some of my future projects. :cool: -- Oliver

im going to share some code with codeproject.com especially parts and core solutions of the whole program. but the whole product does not help anybody and there is no reason to decompile the end product and recompile it. furthermore this is a topic i have not be engaged with. demand costs