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tdurden

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  1. Bingo! I don't know how I missed it, but that's what I needed, thanks! I seem to remember turning that off. For what reason, I've forgotten.
  2. I was simply using the aforementioned functions as an example, not to say that I use them much anymore 'cept for quick and dirty stuff. Casting your sarcasm to the side, I don't consider MsgBox() a string function is because it doesn't modify strings, return a string or the like. Depending on how you call it, it simply returns an integer indicating which, if any, button the user clicked. 'nuff said on this subject. As for my original question... has anyone got any ideas?
  3. Quite true! I shudder to think how much code is going to "break" when/if MsgBox() is heaved overboard.:(
  4. Duuuhhh, I'm aware of that. My question is... how do I get the automatic capitalization to work in VB.NET like it does in VB6? BTW, I don't believe MsgBox() falls in the category of a string function. Another thing, neither have been replaced as they're still supported.
  5. While on the subject of caps and the like... is there a way to turn on the automatic capitalization of keywords ala VB6? Meaning that msgbox becomes MsgBox and cstr becomes CStr. It's no big deal, but I'd gotten used to it in VB6
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