>Since I'm just getting into VB I thought I would share the neat (in my humble opinion) way that VB has to get around this. . .
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>You can include reserved words as names (maybe only for certain things only (not certain on that) ) provided that the "user's" (ie the coder's) names are enclosed in the "[" / "]" (left-bracket / right-bracket) characters.
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>This also gives a way to get around this if some FUTURE reserved word conflicts with a name already used in a program. Sure, one has to change one's code when that happens, but only to add the brackets, not to actually change names everywhere.

That's an interesting feature and one additional thing to include in the application development documentation to make sure the development team is all aware of what should goes within those delimiters and what shouldn't. :)