All applications *must* have an "entry point". In VB you have
your choice of 
using either a subroutine named "Main", located in a BAS file
that executes 
before any forms are loaded (and which would be responsible for showing the 
main application form with a Form1.Show (or whatever the main form name is) 
command, or of selecting one of the forms in the project as your startup 
object (e.g. "Form1"). This option is set under project/options
on the first 
tab.

If you select sub main as the startup point, and you don't create a routine 
called Sub Main, you get the error.

-- 


Randy Birch
MS MVP Visual Basic
http://vbnet.mvps.org/


"Michael Roberts"  wrote in message 
news:41acd11d$1_4{at}127.0.0.1...
:I am really new at this.  I keep getting an error message that says that
: "Sub Main() is not found".  Sometimes it shows up and others it doesn't. 
I
: can put a couple of labels or buttons and all is fine.  I put one more and
: the error pops up.
:
: I'm completely confused here.
:
: Any help appreciated.
:
: -Mike
:
:
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