"Mike" <unkn***@unknown.tv> wrote in message
news:uw686KZ5JHA.1092@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...
>I guess I can explore to see what happens, but if I have two projects in a
>solution:
>
>    Application project
>    Class Control Library
>
> The application project has a Windows FORM, i.e. frmLogin.vb, and I want
> to move it to the control library project.
>
> Should I just:
>
> 1) Drag the vb from the solution explore to the 2nd project?
>
> 2) Do a Project ADD Existing?
>
> I guess I want to make sure that everything about the form is copied
> because I see I will be done this a lot as I create forms in projects and
> then I want to move it to a library after it is debugged and tested.
>
> TIA
>
> --

> Mike,
>
> This needs a special trick.
>
> First make a copy in Windows Explorer or something like that and then
>
> Don't use Copy, use Cut then everything is taken and put back in the
> right place.
> As you are copying then you could create a conflict so names are
> replaced by defaults.
>
> (Simply a ctrl Z puts everything back in the original)
>
>
> Cor
>
> "Mike" <unkn***@unknown.tv> wrote in message
> news:uw686KZ5JHA.1092@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...
>> I guess I can explore to see what happens, but if I have two projects
>> in a solution:
>>
>>    Application project
>>    Class Control Library
>>
>> The application project has a Windows FORM, i.e. frmLogin.vb, and I
>> want to move it to the control library project.
>>
>> Should I just:
>>
>> 1) Drag the vb from the solution explore to the 2nd project?
>>
>> 2) Do a Project ADD Existing?
>>
>> I guess I want to make sure that everything about the form is copied
>> because I see I will be done this a lot as I create forms in projects
>> and then I want to move it to a library after it is debugged and tested.
>>
>> TIA
>>
>> --
>