For all you VBers (and I mean ALL)

[Dreamlax]

Works on versions 5.0 and up I think...

1. Start Visual Basic
2. If you get the New Project dialog box, just click Open.
3. Click the View menu, point to Toolbars, and click Customize.
4. Go to Commands tab.
5. Click the Help category, and drag the About Microsoft Visual Basic item into the help menu.
6. Click the Modify Selection button and set the name for the newly inserted menu item to "Show VB Credits" without the quotation marks.
7. Click the Close button.
8. From the Help menu, choose Show VB Credits.
9. Enjoy!


Not too interesting... but something to do if you are bored.

[chrisjk]

Made VB crash setting it up

[anoop007]

i had posted this a long while ago

anyways itz a good thing to remind ppl once in a while

Very bad credits box they have!!

[Dreamlax]

True, I suppose people would forget if nobody reminded them...