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Hello all,<br />
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I have just re-opened a solution after about a month and tried to modify the Design of a dialog page. &nbsp;in the DESIGN tab it shows Design(locked). &nbsp;Can anyone tell me how to unlock the Design in .net environment.<br />
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thanks in advance.....<br />
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regards,<br />
<br />
Ken
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Hello all,

I have just re-opened a solution after about a month and tried to modify the Design of a dialog page.  in the DESIGN tab it shows Design(locked).  Can anyone tell me how to unlock the Design in .net environment.

thanks in advance.....

regards,

Ken

asp.net Design view (locked)

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