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06.25.2008 at 08:13AM PDT, ID: 23514808
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Converting a program into a reusable class

Asked by grwallace in Microsoft Visual Basic.Net, Visual Studio 2008

Tags: vb.net

I have a project which consists of a form into which an invoice number is entered. This invoice number is then passed to a module which in turn calls a report which prints the invoice.

I am trying to develop some method by which I can pass the invoice number from any project and produce a report. Ideally the "method" will be some stand-alone class which I can then add to any project and get the functionality. To start with I would like to change my current project to call this new entity to prove that it works.

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