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The source for both VBContentManager and Hashtable(Of Type) are posted in the article for Tutorial 4. I recently posted an updated version of the VBContentManager for use with XNA (Game Studio) 2.0 (beta).

Hello I don't know if you check this that often but Im getting this error.
"This method does not accept null for this parameter. Parameter name: texture" at line "Me.objSB.Draw(Me.objCM.Textures("kermit"), Vector2.Zero, Color.White)" Thanks for your help!

That error indicates that a texture called "kermit" hasn't been loaded into objCM.Textures - but it's hard to say why without seeing your project or code.

The error is coming from SpriteBatch, it's yelling at you for trying to draw a sprite but without a texture. If "kermit" does not really exist in objCM.Textures, Nothing will be the result of trying to get "kermit" out of the Textures collection. Do you have a graphics file called kermit in your Content\Textures folder?

Yes kermit.png is in my Textures folder. . . here is my code.
Public Class XNAGame
Inherits Mybasegame


Public Sub New()
MyBase.new("XNA Game", True, "C:\Users\WeldFire\Documents\Visual Studio 2008\Projects\XNA Game\XNA Game\Content")

End Sub

Protected Overrides Sub draw(ByVal gametime As Microsoft.Xna.Framework.GameTime)
MyBase.Draw(gametime)

Me.objGDM.GraphicsDevice.Clear(Color.Black)

Me.objSB.Begin(SpriteBlendMode.AlphaBlend)

Me.objSB.Draw(Me.objCM.Textures("kermit.png"), New Vector2(100, 100), Color.White)

Me.objSB.End()

End Sub
End Class

XNA's Content Pipeline removes the file extensions from resources when it brings them in, so when accessing content from in the game, you'll want to drop the extension from the name; try getting "kermit" from your textures collection instead of "kermit.png".

That dosn't work either. . . I must have missed somthing else in this video.