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Thanks for your help.. <br />
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How can I save that drawing to update later?<br />
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Thanks for your help..

How can I save that drawing to update later?



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&gt;&gt;How can I save that drawing to update later?<br />
Since it's draw on form body, i would suggest you create a dynamic 2-dimension array to store the info on which square is clicked and so on..<br />
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regards
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>>How can I save that drawing to update later?
Since it's draw on form body, i would suggest you create a dynamic 2-dimension array to store the info on which square is clicked and so on..

regards

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I want to make an analysis program. This vb 6.0 based program works like that. Think an A4 sized page that filled with 1 pixel sized small squares. <br />
Every 25 blocked square have a border around them. This border made to count the small squares easly.<br />
This is more like to technical drawing paper you might imagine.<br />
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Every single mouse click will fill one of the small square under the pointer with black. Of course If there is an error, user might be able to delete that square. <br />
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Now how can I draw that squares and develop that mouse click event?<br />
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Thanks for your help.<br />
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I want to make an analysis program. This vb 6.0 based program works like that. Think an A4 sized page that filled with 1 pixel sized small squares. 
Every 25 blocked square have a border around them. This border made to count the small squares easly.
This is more like to technical drawing paper you might imagine.

Every single mouse click will fill one of the small square under the pointer with black. Of course If there is an error, user might be able to delete that square. 

Now how can I draw that squares and develop that mouse click event?

Thanks for your help.



1 pixel squares

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