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03.12.2008 at 06:46AM PDT, ID: 23234999
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Asked by dchau12 in Visual Studio .NET 2005, Microsoft Visual Basic.Net

I am working on another developers vb.net windows form solution.  In one of the projects, I stretched out the form and added a button and a check box to the form.  I can see the changes to the form in the design view.  But, when I go to compile, the old form shows.  I tried manipulating a different form in the project and got the same result.  None of my changes show up when I run the project,  but I can see the changes in design view.  I closed the application and restarted, and I can still see my changes in design view, but they dont show up when I run the project.

The bottom line is that this project is not changing at run time from the original version.

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