In reading some of your other posts it sounds like what you are trying to
do is reference the actual source files from multiple projects directly
within the other projects. The better method is to create multiple class
library projects (.dlls) and reference the dlls in the other projects. Any
classes (and a form is just a class) that needs to be used by your other
projects needs to be made public.
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"aaapaul" <lv****@gmx.netwrote in message
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We are planning a greater .NET Application-System (WindowsForms) with
Visual Studio 2005.
One of my problem is, how to design the objects, that they can be
reused.
E.g. I have a form (with derived textboxes) that should be used in
several Projects.
I tried to copy the form to the other project - with no success.
Adding as a linked component didnīt work, too.
Do I have to work with UserControls and dlls? How about updates.
Who has experience in such things.
Thanks for help
aaapaul