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VB.NET 2002 Error when opening a file

KS
I have a class file, A, that inherits a SpecPanel that inherits Panel.

When I try to open A in [design] I gets an error:

A red cross and a some text and something about
"Constructo r on type WindowsApplicat ion1.clsSpecVeg tSkaal not found"

I can't remenber writing a constructor nor that I have deleted one and for a
long
time it DID work - I can view the class file i 'code mode' but not in design
mode.

How can I fix this error ?

KS, Denmark
Jul 21 '05 #1
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