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    Board Game Form...?

    I am using visual basic 2005 currently. I need to create a form for a board game named "skully" (http://www.streetplay.com/skully/board.shtml). What would be a good way to create the board? Btw, I am a newbie with only a basic knowledge of visual basic. I was thinking of using labels in order to create the board. What do you guys think?

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    Re: Board Game Form...?

    Yes, using picture boxes and labels would work. To make it really look good, you'd just make a board graphic in something like Photoshop or Gimp and paint it directly on your form.
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    Re: Board Game Form...?

    okay, thanks for the opinion.

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    Re: Board Game Form...?

    In 2008, I made a Snakes & Ladders game (with some assistance). For that I just used panels and labels for the board. I found an alternative on the internet, and that was to design a graphic and put it in the form.

    I agree with the suggestion for you to use picture boxes and labels, or alternatively, make a graphic in Photoshop or a similar program and paint it directly on to the board.

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