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Hello hddp666 person: My associate at work showed me your code for the match game. I would like to have an example of how one could make "sets" of pictures for this situation. This way the child would not get bored with the same pictures even though they are generated randomly. I hope this is something that could be done by you. Ben says you are "The Man or Woman" so Thanks for trying if you do !
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The three sets of images need to be named

Img1_1.bmp, Img1_2.bmp, Img1_3.bmp . . . Img1_1.bmp

Img2_1.bmp, Img2_2.bmp, Img2_3.bmp . . . Img2_1.bmp

Img3_1.bmp, Img3_2.bmp, Img3_3.bmp . . . Img3_1.bmp

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Thank You Very Much. I Did It another way, but like your way much better !!!
1. Herr Doktor Doktor Professor is not a person, but a THING.
2. There are more efficient ways to handle the images, and their names. The code provided was done onnafly (an Italian term, I believe).
3. If you are planning to use the code as part of a commercial product, you should hide the images in a .DLL so that the customer can't access them directly. This is to perpetuate the myth of Merlin 8-)

  I'm still laughing. You seem to have a very sharp sense of humor! I am hardly ready for a commercial venture. I am interested in how to place images in a .Dll however, I would not know where to begin. My next question to you was going to be in reference to how you could merge the images into the program itself. You may have answered this question as per .Dll above.
   How many points do I need to aquire the .Dll information ? Is it something that can be done in Visual Basic ? Anyway, Thank You For The Code. You went out of your way to teach, I admire this !
Bye