   Modules
I want to use a form as a sort of shell and I want to load and unload modules into and out of it. Can anyone give me an example of VB6 code that would load or unload a module? I can''t find it anywhere.NeoMage 
  All I want is a piece of VB6 code that would load or unload a module! PLEASE someone just reply with a chunk of code!!! ;  im not sure..but off the top of my head try going towww.32bits.comor www.CodeSampler.comi think they have VB examples on...its YEARS since i touched VB so i cant really help you myself....but at least this is better than nothing..lol ;  for future reference; have some more patience when asking a question.30mins isnt a long time to wait and reposting that shortly afterwards waiting for an answer can put people off wanting to help you, sometimes replies can take a few hours.Also remember you are not entitled to an answer, so it always pays to be greatfull when you get one ;  First off thanks Grofit... second... yeah I know I''m not entitled to an answer, but it gets frustrating when all I need is a simple piece of code, and after almost 50 views, nobody has written a single thing.NeoMage ;  in that case I surguest making your topic a bit more descriptive, that way the relivent people will look at it and you increase your chance of getting a responce quicker.You might have had 50 views but it doesnt mean that any of them knew the answer they might just have wondered what the topic was about (which is the reason i looked) ;I guess you''re right, Phantom. Well... I checked out the two sites Grofit gave me. One is in French, so I can''t read it, and the other has everything except for VB6 code, so I''m still stuck. But thanks for the help anyway Grofit.   So do a lot of people just not deal with modules, or do they just not use VB6 or what? Maybe my concept of modules is wrong. I don''t know.NeoMage ;  Just don''t use VB6... I''m a C, C++, Java, Asm person... ;quote:Original post by LordofDhara  Just don''t use VB6... I''m a C, C++, Java, Asm person...   Well, I would like to use C++ instead, but I don''t understand it. The help files that came with it are crap, and I really don''t have any useful books on it. I don''t understand the whole saving the code as a text file, or how to make windows or buttons or anything like that. I tried using an example out of the one book I have. I copied each line letter for letter, did exactly what the book said, tried to compile and run it, and it blew up on me every time, so I got kinda sick of C and just gave up on it. If you could give me a site or something that gave any useful advice for anyone trying to learn C I''d like to get into it. Thanks.NeoMage ;  i don''t understand what you mean by "modules"... as far as i remember a module was the code file that wasn''t a class or form (i.e. just a .BAS file), although i might have just forgotten since it has been a while.cplusplus.com has a decent tutorial to get you started, and winprog.org has a good beginning-windows-in-C++ tutorial. 