TheBugSlayer
Programmer
Hi guys.
I am running into a situation where I made changes to my project, namely I changed the hotkeys to a few funtions (e.g. &Inactivate to Inacti&vate so that Alt-V is used instead of Alt-I as it conflicts with a menu item). However, when the application is executed, &Inactivate is still showing, i.e. Alt-I is the shortcut, which leads me to believe that the DLL file has not been updated. I checked the file that the users run through Citrix against my local HD and the Source Safe version: they all have the same timestamp! When I run the app. from the IDE I am running into the same problem. Now I am befuddled!
Is there any way to found out why the old DLL is apparently being used? Is it possible to check the properties of the controls or access designer code through Reflection? I would like to check that Me.btnRemove_Payer.Text = "Inacti&vate Payer" is still so in the DLL that' s running as opposed the Me.btnRemove_Payer.Text = "&Inactivate Payer" old value.
Please help!
I am running into a situation where I made changes to my project, namely I changed the hotkeys to a few funtions (e.g. &Inactivate to Inacti&vate so that Alt-V is used instead of Alt-I as it conflicts with a menu item). However, when the application is executed, &Inactivate is still showing, i.e. Alt-I is the shortcut, which leads me to believe that the DLL file has not been updated. I checked the file that the users run through Citrix against my local HD and the Source Safe version: they all have the same timestamp! When I run the app. from the IDE I am running into the same problem. Now I am befuddled!
Is there any way to found out why the old DLL is apparently being used? Is it possible to check the properties of the controls or access designer code through Reflection? I would like to check that Me.btnRemove_Payer.Text = "Inacti&vate Payer" is still so in the DLL that' s running as opposed the Me.btnRemove_Payer.Text = "&Inactivate Payer" old value.
Please help!
