OK, the #region stuff is the same. It's simply a way of grouping and collapsing code. What you're actually seeing is the constructor of your class. I assumed that you didn't have a constructor since you hadn't already put the code in there. I guess I shouldn't assume such things. Sorry. =( But, I'm glad you figured it out finally.

~~Bonnie




>>#Region? Is that different in VB than in C#?
>
>I don't know. But, this section is normally collapsed so I never saw it. It starts with something like this:
>
>

>#Region " Web Services Designer Generated Code "
>
>    Public Sub New()
>        MyBase.New()
>
>        'This call is required by the Web Services Designer.
>        InitializeComponent()
>
>        'Add your own initialization code after the InitializeComponent() call
>        cLogin = "Login"
>        cUrl = Framework.FileFunction.GetIni(Me.cStartupDirectory + "\Main.ini", "System", "Server")
>        cTempDir = Framework.FileFunction.GetIni(Me.cStartupDirectory + "\Main.ini", "System", "Temp")
>        cData = Framework.FileFunction.GetIni(Me.cStartupDirectory + "\Main.ini", "System", "Data")
>        cErrorDir = Framework.FileFunction.GetIni(Me.cStartupDirectory + "\Main.ini", "System", "ErrorDir")
>
>    End Sub
>