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Can't see "Windows Form Designer Generated Code" in VS2005

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v.maggs@comcast.net - 09 Aug 2006 15:44 GMT
Folks,
 I am developing a Visual Basic Windows application using Visual
Studio 2005. For some reason I do not see any of the code that is
normally generated by VB. Is there some setting/option I need to check
somewhere in the IDE?

Thanks,
Vint
Larry Lard - 09 Aug 2006 15:48 GMT
> Folks,
>   I am developing a Visual Basic Windows application using Visual
> Studio 2005. For some reason I do not see any of the code that is
> normally generated by VB. Is there some setting/option I need to check
> somewhere in the IDE?

With the new availability of partial classes in VB2005, VS2005 now hides
its autogenerated code in partial designer classes that are by default
not shown.

In the Solution Explorer, the second (by default) icon in the icon bar
at the top should have a tooltip of 'Show All Files'. Click this, and
each item with a hidden designer file (eg a form) will have an expando +
next to it; click this to see the designer file(s).

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evint - 09 Aug 2006 15:58 GMT
Sweet!  Thanks Larry

> > Folks,
> >   I am developing a Visual Basic Windows application using Visual
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> For VB and C# questions - tell us which version

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