Visual Studio must be able to create an instance of the base form so that
it can display it, allowing you to modify its look in the derived form. That
is, VS requires a compiled and ready-to-use version of the base form. Therefore,
you must build your project with the base form. If you have syntax errors
anywhere in your code, you will have to fix them before building the project.
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Tim Patrick
Start-to-Finish Visual Basic 2005
> Hi i was developing a project in Vb.net 2003 and for some reasons i
> have to switch to vb.net 2005. and while converting x project into
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> Please reply the solution of this problem as soon as possible