Making A Splash Screen!!

Sub Timer1_Timer ()
 Unload Form1
 Load Form2
 Form2.Show
End Sub
'The above code tells Visual Basic that after the Timer control waits for the time specified by the Interval property, it should unload Form1 (your splash screen) and then load and display Form2 (which contains your 'program's first screen).

Sub Image1_Click ()
 Timer1.Enabled = False
 Unload Form1
 Load Form2
 Form2.Show
End Sub


'Experiment with creating splash screens for all of your programs. Whether you need to use splash screens to give your programs a professional look, or you need a splash screen to fake the illusion of speed for your users, you may find splash screens to be a simple, yet effective way to make your programs more acceptable to the average user.

The above steps are all that you need for a splash screen to disguise the fact that your program takes time to load. However, if your program loads quickly, you can give the user the option of clicking on the splash screen to make it go away, rather than wait a specified amount of time.
To give your splash screens the ability to disappear when the user clicks the mouse, add the following code to the Image1 event procedure stored on Form1

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