How To Create An Exit/Close Button

Code:

Me.Close lol...

Or
form1.close
form2.close
form3.close
form4.close
form5.close
form6.close
form7.close
form8.close
form9.close
form10.close

application.exit

Me.close()

1 of the easiest codes in Visual basic!

Originally Posted by ySoNoob

Me.close()

1 of the easiest codes in Visual basic!

Lol yea, exactly :P

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Originally Posted by DawgiiStylz

application.exit

Another way, but too long xD

Originally Posted by PunisherOfCod

Lol yea, exactly :P

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Another way, but too long xD

Me.Close and Application.Exit do completely different things, whilst the outcome is the same yes. Application.Exit is more effective.

Code:

End

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Originally Posted by Biesi

Code:

End

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Nope, doesn't work for VS2012 :/

Originally Posted by PunisherOfCod

Nope, doesn't work for VS2012 :/

oh :O I use VB 2010

Originally Posted by PunisherOfCod

Nope, doesn't work for VS2012 :/

Works fine for VS2012! And this is a pointless thread.

Originally Posted by xBear Grylls

Works fine for VS2012! And this is a pointless thread.

Believe it or not, but there are people who don't know how to lol...

Originally Posted by PunisherOfCod

Believe it or not, but there are people who don't know how to lol...

It's not an opinion to believe. Both do the same thing
Screenshot by Lightshotⓘ

Originally Posted by xBear Grylls

It's not an opinion to believe. Both do the same thing
Screenshot by Lightshotⓘ

Actually, End just shut downs the program, while codes such as Close() goes through the events of closing

Code:

PunisherOfCod.Close

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Originally Posted by Rance-Sama

Code:

PunisherOfCod.Close

Code:

Hux'sSlave#1.Kill ;)

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