The PSet method exists in VB. There is also a Line method. Look them up in
the help. You'll probably also want to take a look at the Rnd function. So
(PSet example):
Form1.PSet (FormX, FormY), ThisColor
Good luck!
Steve
Quote:
>Hello helpful person,
>I'm an experience QBasic programmer and am just starting
>to use MS Visual Basic 4.0. I am trying to write a program
>that will create graphical noise and output it to a window
>but I don't know how to output the graphics. I'm hoping
>there is something familiar like PSET.
>If it helps to know the layout of the program I am planning
>on making it one window with buttons on the right side for
>options and such with a large preview area that takes up
>the majority of the window.
>Thanx in advance for your help.
>-Vince Eagen
>San Jose, CA