After installing VB6, I always do these customisations on Tools-Options.Switch off Auto Syntax Check on the Editor tab. You don't want message boxes when you type a syntax error - you just want the problem line shown in red so you can fix it later.Switch on Require Variable Declaration on the Editor tab. Don't think, just do it.Switch off Compile On Demand on the General tab.

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You want to be told about syntax errors immediately when you run your code, not just when the dodgy routine actually gets called.EDIT: Prompt to save changes when program starts, on the Environment tab. (Thanks wqw for reminding me in the comments.).Set Error Trapping to 'Break on unhandled errors' on the General tab. Actually, this is a personal preference - but you should select the setting that suits you. Hopefully you've worked out an error handling strategy for the VB6 program?.I have an LCD screen, and the default colours don't work very well, so I change them to lighter ones. I'm also using the font.

Makes my VB6 code look twenty-first century anyway:).

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As with the first contribution of the same kind being the 'Source Code Hack Tools Pack', I've come across another bunch of source codes, thereby this Is the second release appropriately named as such. This also contains only the source codes of 'Booters', all different to the first release. In very simple terms and generally speaking, source codes are a set of Instructions that tells a program how to function. To make the Instructions easier to comprehend, some programmers comment the source codes so anyone who views It, can have a better understanding of what It relates to and the type of functionality It's designed to perform.