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How to Create Templates from Existing Forms

Posted on January 5, 2009
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'Forms - How to Create Templates from Existing Forms

Option Explicit
 
'If you have a form that you are using frequently in your projects, or a basic form
'that you want to be able to start new forms that's looking exactly like that, save
'that form to the C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio\VB98\Template\Forms directory.
'(If you installed Visual Basic on C Drive)

'The next time you will add new form to your project, you'll be able to choose that form as a template.

'Similarly,

'The same can be done for Modules, Classes, MDI Forms, Menus, Projects, etc.

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