While I'm usually rather reserved about my feelings about what my peers in the younger generation of Americans are doing to the English language, considering the large amount of non-native English speakers on the site, I tend to forgive people for their errors. I have to assume that English is your first language. If it is not, then I apologize.
I would like to point out that you are coming to the site for help. Now, there are some who might take the time to map out, piece by piece, the answer to your problem. They are taking time out of their busy schedules to share their money maker, that is, their expertise and knowledge. For free.
The least you could do would be to properly format and communicate your problem in a way that makes it easy for everyone to understand. I have a nagging feeling that many of our global users might find it much, much, harder to help you when your questions substitute 'u' for 'you', and have quite a few spelling errors. I know it's harder for me to understand German when there are errors. Just something you may wish to bear in mind for the future. This isn't just for this site, either. It's a skill that will keep giving back in your future endeavors. I find engineers, I myself being one of them, have a distinct communication problem when communicating with non-engineers.
Now that my soapbox is put away, to your problem. Please take a screenshot of your program and attach it to your next reply. You may also, (I think!) upload it to an image sharing site (such as imgur) and link it to your next reply.