VB6 Load statement syntax: - Load object Loads a form or control into memory. The Load statement syntax has this part:
| Part | Description |
|---|---|
| object | Required. An object expression that evaluates to a Form or control. |
Remarks: - When Visual Basic loads a form, it sets the form's Visible property to False. - After loading a form, you can use the Show method to make the form visible. - The controls on a form aren't accessible until the form is loaded. - Load is typically used with forms that aren't shown at startup or with control arrays. - For control arrays, you must use Load to create controls at run time. - When you load a control array element, Visual Basic automatically increases the array's upper bound to accommodate the new element. - You can't load a control that doesn't already exist at design time. - The Load event occurs when the form is loaded.
Examples
Load Form1
Load frmDialog
Load txtControl(5)
Load MyForm