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That's what I thought but wasn't sure!<br />
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Thanks Eric
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That's what I thought but wasn't sure!

Thanks Eric

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I know a Windows &quot;Form&quot; is comprised of three files:<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp;Form1.Designer.vb<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;Form1.resx<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;Form1.vb<br />
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I know this is an elementary question but it has eluded me in several instances. When I wish to add an &quot;Existing&quot; Windows Form to a solution or project (Form1)...which file(s) do I select?
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I know a Windows "Form" is comprised of three files:

   Form1.Designer.vb
   Form1.resx
   Form1.vb

I know this is an elementary question but it has eluded me in several instances. When I wish to add an "Existing" Windows Form to a solution or project (Form1)...which file(s) do I select?

How do you add an existing Form1 file to Project/Solution?

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