Rob,
Yes VS 2005 keeps them all in synch. Including the new .Designer files.
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Jay [MVP - Outlook]
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"Rob" <rw*****@comcas t.net> wrote in message
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| Thanks,
|
| That one must gotten automatically renamed when I changed one of the other
| 2.... does VS 2005 keep them all in synch ?
|
| "Kerry Moorman" <Ke**********@d iscussions.micr osoft.com> wrote in message
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| > Rob,
| >
| > And if the form whose name you have changed is the start up form, a
third
| > place:
| >
| > On the Property Pages dialog box, select the new form name as the
Startup
| > Object
| >
| > Kerry Moorman
| >
| > "Rob" wrote:
| >
| >> When renaming a form... looks like you should probably rename it in 2
| >> places... the logical (Name) property of the form as well as the
physical
| >> file name... (this could become confusing ). Is there an easy way to
| >> keep
| >> them both in synch ? Any reason not to that I am overlooking ?
| >>
| >>
| >>
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