Don't worry - this branch of programming where you control other programs/apps (known as Automation) is quite complex for a beginner to its concepts, and I'm sure it will get easier as you learn more.
Have you found the name of the library? If not, open the Solution Explorer (that shows all the files), open up the References section, and see which library is new. That is the name of the library.
You see, the manufacturer decides on which objects it uses. A good manufacturer will write out easy to use objects, but a bad one will make everything complicated. I have no way of knowing which objects and classes are included in the Netshell library, as I have not used it before.
Therefore, you need to investigate them. Open up any code to test it out - for example, create a test button and double-click it to access its code. Then, type the library name you found out into the button's code handler, then type a dot. Hopefully, your software should display a list of all the different objects you can use. Tell me what they are, and I might be able to pick out which one to use.
