Hi all, I found a small bug in the control. In the ScintillaNET.xml file, if you look in the <keyword-class name="VB.Net"> section you will see all the keywords that VB.Net uses. Among these is "me" and "mybase". However, when I look at VB code that uses these keywords, they do not highlight. It seems to me that the ScintillaNET control is looking for a keyword surrounded by whitespace. Since "me" and "mybase" are always used as part of a longer declaration (i.e. Me.MyControlName.Text = SomeValue) it doesn't highlight. I tried changing the keyword to "me.", but again, because there is no whitespace, it doesn't work. I'm not sure off the top off my head how to approach this - obviously, if you remove the whitespace requirement, then it would pick up any instance of "me", such as: Dim s as String = SoMEvalue Perhaps, if using Regular expressions to grab the keywords (I haven't looked at the code, I am just assuming it is) we can check for either whitespace OR a "." - I think that would safely solve the issue? -- -Todd Davis www.SeaburyDesign.com <http://www.SeaburyDesign.com>