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Ken Halter
3/7/2006 9:23:22 AM

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If you're getting that error even though you know for a fact that the
function exists in your app, it sounds like you have a scope problem.

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Athono via DotNetMonster.com
3/7/2006 4:29:53 PM

This has to be a simple question to answer. And I know how to do this in C++
but I don't know how it is done in Visual Basic. So I am not completely lost.
It is just that Visual Basic is pretty new to me.

I have written some functions to do a particular task in a Visual Basic
project and I have put them into a seperate module and save it as a file.

And now I have included the call to that function in another part of code in
a pre-existing file.

When I clidk on File->Make to build an execuatable, the compiler stops on the
line where I have typed the function call and says:

[quote]Compile error:
Sub or Function not defined.[/quote]
What additional things do I need to do to define the function?

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