Write a program that allows the user to watch a mouse find its way through a maze. Your program must draw a maze with at least 10 horizontal and vertical lines using the Drawline method. Do not include any diagonal lines.

Use a picture box with a suitable graphic as the mouse and use another picture box and graphic to indicate the end of the maze (e.g. a piece of cheese). When the user clicks the Go menu command, use For loops to send the mouse through the maze. The menu must contain a Reset command that allows the user to position the mouse back at the beginning of the maze. The menu must also contain a submenu that allows the user to choose one of three speeds: slow, medium, or fast. To control the speed of the mouse, use a module-level variable named mintPauseAmount along with this statement Threading.Thread.Sleep(mintPauseAmount) in the body of each For loop. The program must use the following menu with appropriate access keys:

File Mouse
Exit Go
       Reset
       Speed Slow
                 Medium
                 Fast

Your program must follow standard Windows conventions as well as our school's Visual Basic Coding Standards. Name your project Ch3Proj1.

Staple your printouts in the following order:

1. VB code
2. interface sketch (your graph paper with the maze and coordinates of each maze wall's endpoints)
3. The screen capture of your actual form window at runtime.