VB Forum / VB Syntax / January 2007

Yes I know it's so strange for most of you. My ambition, if we want to
call it like that, is to find inside source codes (VB6 for the moment
because it's quite simple) cases of obvious risks of failure.
It happens that most developpers don't mind about limit cases like

I once read, I think in this forum, that the msgbox syntax should be:
msgbox "Your message", vbInformation Or vbYesNo
rather than:
msgbox "Your message", vbInformation + vbYesNo

Hopefully "vb.syntax" is the correct group for this question...
I'm writing a UserControl that exposes a property of the type
System.Drawing.Image, like this:
Public Property DefaultImage() As Image