Re: Heavy Application with Multiple Modules
- From: "Mike TI" <tanveer@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 7 Apr 2008 21:33:39 +0500
April 7, 2008
I have tried this. Thank you very much for your guidance.
Mike TI
"Steve Gerrard" <mynamehere@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Mike TI wrote:
April 7, 2008
Thank you very much for your reply.
Please note that a module would have both multiple forms and reports.
Sorry for asking a very basic question. How do you create a DLL in VB
Net. I have VB Net Professional Version 8 now.
When you do a new project, the template for a DLL is called a Class
Library.
It would be worth it to do a test. Start with a brand new project, a
Windows Application. Save it as a new project and solution.
Then go to Files, Add, New Project (Not the regular new project command,
which replaces the current one). Add a Class Library.
Now you have one solution, with two projects: one a Windows Application,
the second a Class Library. Select the main application in the project
browser, right click, and select Add Reference. Click the Projects tab.
You should be able to select your class library. This creates a reference
from your main app to the class library, so you can use it in the main
app. You can add more Class Library projects to the solution as needed.
.
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