> I just want to change the start up form.  I did look under the
> projects-application  properties but there is nothing to change.  I would
> expect it to be in the start up object but all that was there was
> ProgramName.Program so I am assuming it is calling the program.cs class.
>
> I changed my program.cs file to be a different form I am working on.  But
> when I go to run the application it still brings up the form that was
> originally declared as new.  When I put in a break point the program does
> not stop.  It is in debug mode.  If I change the program.cs file back to the
> form that was originally being used.  The program does go into debug mode.
> But if I change code in that file it isn't using it.  It is like the program
> is using an old compiled version.
>
> Can anyone tell me how to change the startup form?
>
> Thanks,
> Brett

"Milan" <milanwa***@googlemail.com> wrote in message
news:1161784490.399098.246370@b28g2000cwb.googlegroups.com...
> Hi
>
> Is ur program running in debug mode ?
>
> Milan
>
> Brett Wesoloski wrote:
>
>> I just want to change the start up form.  I did look under the
>> projects-application  properties but there is nothing to change.  I would
>> expect it to be in the start up object but all that was there was
>> ProgramName.Program so I am assuming it is calling the program.cs class.
>>
>> I changed my program.cs file to be a different form I am working on.  But
>> when I go to run the application it still brings up the form that was
>> originally declared as new.  When I put in a break point the program does
>> not stop.  It is in debug mode.  If I change the program.cs file back to
>> the
>> form that was originally being used.  The program does go into debug
>> mode.
>> But if I change code in that file it isn't using it.  It is like the
>> program
>> is using an old compiled version.
>>
>> Can anyone tell me how to change the startup form?
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Brett
>

"Brett Wesoloski" <brett.wesolo***@kcc.om> wrote in message
news:12juqht2suheffe@corp.supernews.com...
>I just want to change the start up form.  I did look under the
> projects-application  properties but there is nothing to change.  I would
> expect it to be in the start up object but all that was there was
> ProgramName.Program so I am assuming it is calling the program.cs class.
>
> I changed my program.cs file to be a different form I am working on.  But
> when I go to run the application it still brings up the form that was
> originally declared as new.  When I put in a break point the program does
> not stop.  It is in debug mode.  If I change the program.cs file back to
> the
> form that was originally being used.  The program does go into debug mode.
> But if I change code in that file it isn't using it.  It is like the
> program
> is using an old compiled version.
>
> Can anyone tell me how to change the startup form?
>
> Thanks,
> Brett
>
>
>

> Well I created a new project and was able to change it.
>
> Something must have been messed up with the project.
>
> Thanks,
> Brett
> "Brett Wesoloski" <brett.wesolo***@kcc.om> wrote in message
> news:12juqht2suheffe@corp.supernews.com...
> >I just want to change the start up form.  I did look under the
> > projects-application  properties but there is nothing to change.  I would
> > expect it to be in the start up object but all that was there was
> > ProgramName.Program so I am assuming it is calling the program.cs class.
> >
> > I changed my program.cs file to be a different form I am working on.  But
> > when I go to run the application it still brings up the form that was
> > originally declared as new.  When I put in a break point the program does
> > not stop.  It is in debug mode.  If I change the program.cs file back to
> > the
> > form that was originally being used.  The program does go into debug mode.
> > But if I change code in that file it isn't using it.  It is like the
> > program
> > is using an old compiled version.
> >
> > Can anyone tell me how to change the startup form?
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Brett
> >
> >
> >