>I had an old VB program that I pulled into VS2005 (VB.Net) to see if I
>could get anything useful out of the upgrade wizard. Well the program did
>not have a Sub Main, so I added that to a module and tried to set that as
>the startup object. But now I have this error:
>
> Error 1 'Sub Main' is declared more than once in 'MyUpgradedProject':
> MyUpgradedProject.My.MyApplication.Main(Args() As String),
> MyUpgradedProject.modFunctions.Main()
>
> Did a search through both the project and the files and cannot find
> My.MyApplication.Main. I'm guessing this is some reference that the
> upgrade "wizard" created in a buried file. Any ideas?
>
>

"JWHM" <joopmuis@tiscali.nl__nospam> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> It might be in the generated code of your project. This is normally not
> visible. Right Click in the source code of your form and select Go To
> Defenition.
>
> Good luck
>
> JWHM
>
> "Earl" <brikshoe@newsgroups.nospam> schreef in bericht
> news:uu5TpcxyGHA.3280@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...
>>I had an old VB program that I pulled into VS2005 (VB.Net) to see if I
>>could get anything useful out of the upgrade wizard. Well the program did
>>not have a Sub Main, so I added that to a module and tried to set that as
>>the startup object. But now I have this error:
>>
>> Error 1 'Sub Main' is declared more than once in 'MyUpgradedProject':
>> MyUpgradedProject.My.MyApplication.Main(Args() As String),
>> MyUpgradedProject.modFunctions.Main()
>>
>> Did a search through both the project and the files and cannot find
>> My.MyApplication.Main. I'm guessing this is some reference that the
>> upgrade "wizard" created in a buried file. Any ideas?
>>
>>
>
>