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Nop, but you never know with microsoft!<br />

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There is a total limit. But not a limit per type of control. I think the limit is 256. But you always make control arrays.<br />

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There is a total limit. But not a limit per type of control. I think the limit is 256. But you always make control arrays.


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Mirkwood is correct - it exists and I had the misfortune of finding that out the hard way. I never counted all the controls but it was in the region of 250 (mixed types) so the reasonable assumption is 256. ( 32 bit OS with 8 bit controls - Microsoft )<br />

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Mirkwood is correct - it exists and I had the misfortune of finding that out the hard way. I never counted all the controls but it was in the region of 250 (mixed types) so the reasonable assumption is 256. ( 32 bit OS with 8 bit controls - Microsoft )


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Hi <br />
small question , is there a limit u should keep to in vb5 as in not to have to many objects on a form <br />
eg 24 text boxes , 10 labels 6 radio buttons and 10 buttons<br />
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thanx<br />
C<br />

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Hi 
small question , is there a limit u should keep to in vb5 as in not to have to many objects on a form 
eg 24 text boxes , 10 labels 6 radio buttons and 10 buttons

thanx
C


Limits on controls on a form

Visual Basic is Microsoft’s event-driven programming language and integrated development environment (IDE) for its Component Object Model (COM) programming model. It is relatively easy to learn and use because of its graphical development features and BASIC heritage. It has been replaced with VB.NET, and is very similar to VBA (Visual Basic for Applications), the programming language for the Microsoft Office product line.