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Yes you can create class library and put any of the common methods there. To access them you simply have to add IMPORTS &lt;library name&gt; at the top of the page that needs to access the methods.
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Yes you can create class library and put any of the common methods there. To access them you simply have to add IMPORTS <library name> at the top of the page that needs to access the methods.

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Thank you very much for the explanation. &nbsp;Very clear.
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Thank you very much for the explanation.  Very clear.

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I am creating an application which has multiple smaller applications (exe)s to make up the larger framework. &nbsp;Can I use DLLs (Class Libraries in VB.NET? &nbsp;When I work on one of the sub-applications how can I access a form's controls in another application. &nbsp;The main example here would be the main application. &nbsp;It basically resides in the background calling the other apps.
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I am creating an application which has multiple smaller applications (exe)s to make up the larger framework.  Can I use DLLs (Class Libraries in VB.NET?  When I work on one of the sub-applications how can I access a form's controls in another application.  The main example here would be the main application.  It basically resides in the background calling the other apps.

Reusable code in Class Library and Forms

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