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peekay

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Oct 11, 1999
324
ZA
I am doing a program and use a windows form. I have changed this form almost completely and saved it, but when I run it it still shows me the old form. I have checked the directory which is OK. It is typical of caching of webpages, but I did not expect it with windows forms. Can somebody help ?
Thanks

PK Odendaal
 
have you tried making a new form and then copying everything from the old in the new (just open the old code window do crtl+a and ctrl+c then open the new code window do ctrl+a and ctrl+v) then delete the old oneand run the program again.

Christiaan Baes
Belgium

If you want to get an answer read this FAQ faq796-2540
There's no such thing as a winnable war - Sting
 
Do you save it with the same name? If not you may need to change the FORM1 definition in the program.
 
It depends.......

I have a

Public frm As New Form1

That I would change to be

Public frm As New nameofmynewform

Hope this helps
 
I think the problem is with building the solution. It says it cannnot find the resources file (for the forms) - what does that mean ?


PK Odendaal
 
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