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Joe "Nuke Me Xemu" Foster wrote in message
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>ChrisH <cmh@v-wave.com> wrote in article
<7cbjfg$gtj2@dagger.videotron.ab.ca>...
>
>> I want to delete all the items in my list box.
>
>> I was hoping to use something like:
>
>> For Each Item In lstJobNum
>>         lstJobNum.RemoveItem (Item)
>> Next
>
>lstJobNum.Clear
>
>However, in the general case, I'm a little unclear <g> on the For Each
>concept. In what order are the items processed? What if I don't like
>that ordering? What are the real advantages of For Each versus, say:
>
>Dim S As Stooge: Set S = Stooges.Larry.Curly.Moe.Shemp
>S.Pies(0).Throw Stooges.Larry, Overhand, Hard
>Dim i As Integer: For i = S.Nyuks.Count - 1 To 0 Step -1
>    Dim N As Nyuk: Set N = S.Nyuks(i)
>    N.Volume = i
>    N.Vocalize
>    Set N = Nothing
>Next i
>S.Stand There, LikeAPracticeDummy
>Set S = Nothing
>
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