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Another workaround for VB comments is to include two apostrophes and a pound symbol at the beginning of the line. That way, comments aren't highlighted as text and they stand out better.

''# You're commenting!
Dim c As New Comment()

see this Meta question.

Another workaround for VB comments is to include two apostrophes and a pound symbol at the beginning of the line. That way, comments aren't highlighted as text and they stand out better.

''# You're commenting!
Dim c As New Comment()

see this Meta question.

Another workaround for VB comments is to include two apostrophes and a pound symbol at the beginning of the line. That way, comments aren't highlighted as text and they stand out better.

''# You're commenting!
Dim c As New Comment()

see this Meta question.

Another workaround for VB comments is to include two apostrophes and a pound symbol at the beginning of the line. That way, comments aren't highlighted as text and they stand out better.

''# You're commenting!
Dim c As New Comment()

see this Meta question.