I've tried to google that, but can't find anything ... Well, I'm just happy that my app now works :D It could be that this doesn't happen in .NET 2.0 ether :) Anyway, thanks for helping :)

This happens because strings, not just "a", are type cast to integer type when compared against an integer, and the integer that they are equivalent to is zero, which equals zero. :) [Honestly Illustrated](http://honestlyillustrated.com)

Thanks, I'll read that :)

Thanks, I'll read it :)

Thank you very much !! Great link :)

I reached the same conclusion with a progress bar / background worker component I made. When testing for a CP article, under Vista I had the same problem - and no solution. :^) Dave BTW, in software, hope and pray is not a viable strategy. (Luc Pattyn) Visual Basic is not used by normal people so we're not covering it here. (Uncyclopedia) Why are you using VB6? Do you hate yourself? (Christian Graus)

Ok, thanks. It's good to know :)

Wow, that was fast :) Thanks, I understand now :)

Good to hear they have a printing service nearby :) I are troll :)

in my 16 years experience in VB, ive never use this sign :=

wow, thanks :) I thought about that, but didn't try to do it ... So after I set workspace area, only thing I need to do is not close my program ... thanks :) :)