that is exactly the use of with. You declare the name once with WITH and
all you had to do was place a period and it will auto complete whatever
property or method belonged to that control.
Eric Richards wrote:
Looks to me like VB didn't' have auto-complete so it developed a way
to speed code entry by grouping similar code for a control into a
method.
That's my best guess.
Terry
(Never used VB myself.)
Humm.. possible, its been a while though, may just a away to not have
to type the controls name repeatedly.
When I was on college they taught us VB, I don't remember the WITH
though..
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