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Originally Posted by Kallian

    Dim myRandom As New Random

    Private Sub Button1_MouseMove(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.Windows.Forms.MouseEventArgs) Handles Button1.MouseMove

        Button1.Left = myRandom.Next(Button1.Width, Me.Width - Button1.Width)
        Button1.Top = myRandom.Next(Button1.Height, Me.Height - Button1.Height)

    End Sub

MouseMove works better than MouseEnter.

Oh, and for the Tab issue, set the button's TabStop property to False.

Also, I have realized that it can go behind controls that are larger than it. Just right click on the button and click, "Bring To Front", after you are done adding controls.

Thank you. Though I don't think vb 6.0 (what .net2k3 uses) has seperate move/enter on mouse. I think they combined it into mousehover. I'll play around with it and see. Thank you. =)

EDIT: Also, does the variable need to be a class level variable? Going to be putting it in a program I'm going to be turning into her (extra credit for that kinda thing, she finds it hilarious. button1.visible=false was an amusing one. =P), but anyway, yeah, Does it matter if its class-level or control-level? Just curious, want to hide it the best I can.


EDIT: Yeah, mousemove is still there.