Clear one line.

If I use me.print and printed 5 lines. How do I clear out only the 3rd line?

I don't think you can but you could add your 5 lines to an array and then print them.
Then with an if statement you could remove it.
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Code:

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'whatever event

Me.cls
Dim i as integer
for i = lBound(myArr) to uBound(myArr)
  if myArr(i) <> 3 then
    me.print myArr(i)
  endif
next i

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Drop a command button on your form and try this one Shark!

Tell me if this is what you are looking for.

Code:

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Option Explicit


Private Sub Form_Load()
  Command1.Visible = False
End Sub


Private Sub Form_Click()
  'PITFALL: When dealing with LINE, the "-" does not mean minus or subtraction
 
  '********************Very Important Concepts***********************************
  'The values on the left of the hyphen is the UPPER LEFT of the rectangle
  'The values on the right of the hyphen is the LOWER RIGHT of the rectangle
 
  'The first values in each parenthesis is the X coordinates
  'The second values in each parenthesis is the Y coordinates
  '(X1,Y1)-(X2,Y2)
 
  'B - stands for box
  'F - stands for fill
 
 
  'Me.Line (Command1.Left, Command1.Top)-(Command1.Width, Command1.Height), vbRed, BF
 
 
  'The only difference in this example is the STEP.  It is RELATIVE to the first set
  'of coordinates (Command1.Left, Command1.Top).  In this case, to get the LOWER RIGHT
  'coordinates, it adds Command1.Left + Command1.Width and same goes for the Y coordinates
  Me.Line (Command1.Left, Command1.Top)-Step(Command1.Width, Command1.Height), vbRed, BF
 
 
 
  'This example have another STEP infront of the first set of coordinates
  'In this case, to get the UPPER LEFT coordinates, it adds
  'Me.CurrentX + Command1.Width from the first set of coordinates
  'and same goes for the Y coordinates
  Me.CurrentX = Command1.Left
  Me.CurrentY = Command1.Top
  Me.Line Step(Command1.Width, Command1.Height)-Step(Command1.Width / 2, Command1.Height), vbYellow, BF

'  'Another Example
  Dim str_File As String
  str_File = "Testing"
  Me.CurrentX = (Me.ScaleWidth - Me.TextWidth(str_File)) / 2    'CurrentX controls the left and the right
  Me.CurrentY = 0                                              'CurrentY controls the up and the down
  Me.Line Step(0, 0)-Step(Me.TextWidth(str_File), Me.TextHeight(str_File)), vbBlue, BF

  'PITFALL: When STEP is present, it is just ADDING
End Sub

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Also, if you want to blank out a certain line, just change the color to me.backcolor.