VB6 - Coordinates of the center of a given circle?

I want to draw like a small cross just in the center of the circle (shape).
How can I get the coordinates of the circle?
Do you recommend to use other different kind of circle? (I mean, not shape control).

Try something like this:

Code:

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Option Explicit

Private Sub Form_Click()
Dim centerX As Single
Dim centerY As Single
Dim X1 As Single
Dim X2 As Single
Dim Y1 As Single
Dim Y2 As Single

    Me.Cls
   
    centerX = Shape1.Left + Shape1.Width / 2
    centerY = Shape1.Top + Shape1.Height / 2
   
    X1 = centerX - 100
    X2 = centerX + 100
    Y1 = centerY
    Y2 = centerY
   
    Me.Line (X1, Y1)-(X2, Y2)
   
    X1 = centerX
    X2 = centerX
    Y1 = centerY - 100
    Y2 = centerY + 100
   
    Me.Line (X1, Y1)-(X2, Y2)

End Sub

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Just perfect Rhino, thanks.

The next thing I want to do is to draw automatically a straight line from the center of the circle to the circle, given a specific angle (from 0 to 359).

You will need to put some effort on your end... What you will need is calculate coords for the second point using few math functions.
You may search forum - I'm sure there samples already posted.

Please check-out the Circle Method in vbhelp...

How is that going to draw a cross in the center?

I thought you had already drawn the cross in the centre!
...

I did but you suggested to use Circle method and that's why I asked you how is it going to help solving OP question. :confused:

I thought the latest question from the OP was;
> I want to do is to draw ... a straight line from the center of the circle to the circle, given a specific angle