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yup just make a module and declare the variables using global at the beginning<br />
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global var as string<br />
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then add that module everytime u need it. Or u could make that module a template. I have done that a lot<br />
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u could also compile it to a .dll and reference it that way...I think the module as a template is a better way..<br />
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yup just make a module and declare the variables using global at the beginning

example


global var as string

then add that module everytime u need it. Or u could make that module a template. I have done that a lot

u could also compile it to a .dll and reference it that way...I think the module as a template is a better way..



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how do you do the second suggestions you said?
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how do you do the second suggestions you said?

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what make a template???<br />
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what version of vb.net u using???<br />
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what make a template???

what version of vb.net u using???



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in vb 2005 there is a really easy and nice way of doing it...if u have 2003....I would just create a standard module with the code...Place it in a location so whenever u want to use it just add it to the current project...really easy...<br />
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vb 2005 really focuses better on templates...<br />
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My 2 cents<br />
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in vb 2005 there is a really easy and nice way of doing it...if u have 2003....I would just create a standard module with the code...Place it in a location so whenever u want to use it just add it to the current project...really easy...


vb 2005 really focuses better on templates...

My 2 cents



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and then simply use the objects
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I have bought an outside control and it requires to be refrenced using a long line of values.... Such as program.windows.program.ob<wbr />ject<br />
Is their a way to declare a variable to hold all that information so it does not have to be typed all the time? or anything that might help?
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I have bought an outside control and it requires to be refrenced using a long line of values.... Such as program.windows.program.object
Is their a way to declare a variable to hold all that information so it does not have to be typed all the time? or anything that might help?

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