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Phil Cullum
Hi
I am currently designing a Windows form which inherits from a basic
custom dialog form. The new form uses custom user controls. When the
form is compiled, the custom controls disappear and the message
"There is already a component named 'myControl'. Components must have
unique names, and names must be case-insensitive. A name also cannot
conflict with the name of any component in an inherited class"
appears for each disappeared control in the task window. This is very
confusing because the form that is inherited does not contain any
instances of myControl, only two windows buttons and an error
provider.
Has anyone a clue as to why this may be happening?
Regards, Phil
I am currently designing a Windows form which inherits from a basic
custom dialog form. The new form uses custom user controls. When the
form is compiled, the custom controls disappear and the message
"There is already a component named 'myControl'. Components must have
unique names, and names must be case-insensitive. A name also cannot
conflict with the name of any component in an inherited class"
appears for each disappeared control in the task window. This is very
confusing because the form that is inherited does not contain any
instances of myControl, only two windows buttons and an error
provider.
Has anyone a clue as to why this may be happening?
Regards, Phil