Gustav Brock
Gustav at cactus.dk
Wed Jun 25 02:32:19 CDT 2008
Hi Michael For my case the forms have been too different. So the first form have been just a sort of template for the copy. /gustav >>> michael at ddisolutions.com.au 25-06-2008 02:56 >>> Maybe copy to a diff project and remane there and then copy back might fix the refactor issue? OTOH maybe inherit from the 1st form (base) to create 2 new forms... cheers MM Hi John You can copy and paste the .cs file in the Solution Explorer pane. The copy will be renamed and you can rename that to what you want. However, if you in the Properties pane later rename the copy of form to the new name, I've found that the refactoring mechanics will rename references to your form not only in the .Designer.cs file (correct) but also in the original .Designer.cs file (really nasty)! What do others do? /gustav >>> Johncliviger at aol.com 24-06-2008 17:21 >>> Hi All How do you copy a Form in VB.Net 2005? I have a form with 100+ controls. I need a very similar form and It seems a real drag to type that lot again. Any sugesstions? TIA johnc