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Simple - How to Set a certain form as my starting project file

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Simple - How to Set a certain form as my starting project file

soonhuat81

22yAsked Jun 20, 2004, 8:00 AM2.9kVisual Basic .NET

I know it's so simple, but I'm a newbie and have tried to look thru whole designer environment but still cant find how to solve it .. The question is , If i have 2 or 3 form in a project (let's say form1, form2, and form3), how do i set a certain form (form2 for example) as my starting project after i build and run the program. From the menu bar, I tried the Project -> SetAs Startup Project function but seems it didnt work ... So can anyone help me out .. Thanks in advance ..

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_south22y ago
You must have just one main method in a project. it looks like this: static void Main() { Application.Run(new form1()); } Just replace "form1" to desirable form(form2 , for exaple).
oblivion_lurks22y ago
well in a solution if you have more than one project you set the start up project in the configuration menu. only one of your forms can have a main function in it, which the run-time locates. you might have to just code it in manually. using (form2 f = new form2()) { if (f.showdialog() == dialogresult.ok) { do something... } else { show third form... } } ya know something similiar to this!! hope this helps.