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FormName.Circle (X, Y), Radius<br />
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used like this:<br />
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Me.Circle (Me.ScaleWidth \ 2, Me.ScaleHeight \ 2), 500<br />
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hope this helps!
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FormName.Circle (X, Y), Radius

used like this:

Me.Circle (Me.ScaleWidth \ 2, Me.ScaleHeight \ 2), 500

hope this helps!

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Why not just add a Shape object, and set its Shape property to 3 (circle)?<br />

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Why not just add a Shape object, and set its Shape property to 3 (circle)?


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Kelvsat, what more information do you need at this time? &nbsp;Please maintain the questions you ask.
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Kelvsat, what more information do you need at this time?  Please maintain the questions you ask.

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sorry for very late reply..
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I understand that we can draw a circle or other shapes in VB. But, after i studied the Help file on this topic in MSDN i still don't understand the exact method to draw. Does anyone can provide me some guides???<br />
Thanx.<br />

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I understand that we can draw a circle or other shapes in VB. But, after i studied the Help file on this topic in MSDN i still don't understand the exact method to draw. Does anyone can provide me some guides???
Thanx.


Draw Circle in VB

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.