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in the class definition add &quot;Inherits {the type}&quot;<br />
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So it looks like this...<br />

<pre><code id="code-8239804">Public Class YourDerivingClassName
    Inherits YourBaseClassName

    '' The class code

End Class</code></pre>
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in the class definition add "Inherits {the type}"

So it looks like this...


Public Class YourDerivingClassName
    Inherits YourBaseClassName

    '' The class code

End Class

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ok. your answer is very very &nbsp;correct. <br />
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my aim is I have my own custom class named &quot;funs&quot;. whenever I add new windows form into my project, automatically my own class should be inherited as default, because I have 30 or 40 &nbsp;forms in my project. <br />
is there alternative ways available ?<br />
is there any readymade steps available ?<br />
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ok. your answer is very very  correct.

my aim is I have my own custom class named "funs". whenever I add new windows form into my project, automatically my own class should be inherited as default, because I have 30 or 40  forms in my project.
is there alternative ways available ?
is there any readymade steps available ?
 

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every time while I add windows form &nbsp;from project menu. automatically my custom class should be inherited as derive ?<br />
what to do ?<br />
is any &nbsp;other way available for this purpose ?<br />
how many no of ways available to fullfill my purpose ?<br />

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every time while I add windows form  from project menu. automatically my custom class should be inherited as derive ?
what to do ?
is any  other way available for this purpose ?
how many no of ways available to fullfill my purpose ?


how to do whenever i add windows form my custom class should be inherited automatically ?

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