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Re: Mouse move event

Mouse Hover is the right event to use, but instead of making multiple checkbox objects for that one, use the same checkbox (less objects also means less overhead/memory used), but make a random number generator to generate a new X and Y Location for the checkbox object when the mouse hovers over it.

I wrote a little random number generator a while ago, you can use for starters, you may want to change the variable types to Single, Double, etc.

' Initialize random number generator
Dim r As New Random(System.DateTime.Now.Millisecond)
 
Public Function GenerateRandomNumber(ByVal intMin As Integer, ByVal intMax As Integer) As Integer
 
    GenerateRandomNumber = 0
    Return r.Next(intMin, intMax)
 
  End Function

Also, be careful to make sure the number you use as new coordinates doesn't go off the form, or outside of whatever container it's in (like a groupbox or something), you'll probably get an error. Index out of bounds, or similar. If it's only the Form as the container, you can use me.width, me.height, etc.

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