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Errors trying to view forms in design mode

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matrixtech

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Hello,

I have a project that contains about 7 forms. It was created with VB
enterprise and I can view the code behind all of the forms through the
project explorer, but if I try to view the actual form using the project
explorer, I get an error that says there were errors during the loading of
the form. I was able to view the forms about 2 weeks ago. This is what was
written to the error log:

Line 103: Property in txtRoyaltyRate could not be loaded.
Line 547: Property in txtcost could not be loaded.
Line 591: Property in txtprce could not be loaded.
Line 615: Property in txtprics could not be loaded.
Line 633: Property in txtcosts could not be loaded.
Line 724: Property in txtValue could not be loaded.
Line 1289: Property in txtRoyaltyTot could not be loaded.
Line 1307: Property in Text2 could not be loaded.
Line 1325: Property in Text1 could not be loaded.
Line 1343: Property in txtValAdded could not be loaded.

I tried reinstalling visual basic to no avail. I also transferred the files
to another computer and I was able to view the forms just fine.

Anyone have any ideas?

Appreciate it,

Geoff





 
Hi sjravee,

Thank you for responding. Yes, I have noticed that there are corresponding frx forms.

What does this mean?

Thanks again
 
Hi Geoff,

Sometimes this means that a component/reference in the project doesn't exist on development machine. Is this project being opened on a different machine than the one that created it? Also, have you deinstalled any components lately?

HTH, MapMan [americanflag]

Assume nothing, question everything, be explicit not implicit, and you'll always be covered.
 
What I do to get around this, is to Make a New Project, and add all the forms into it again. THis should solve the bad referencing problem. Craig, mailto:sander@cogeco.ca

Remember not to name the Lambs...
It only makes the chops harder to swallow
 
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