"Greg" <AccessVBAnet@newsgroups.nospam> wrote in message
news:86981A30-05C9-44A5-8547-985CBC5100B0@microsoft.com...
>I am using Visual Studio.Net - Visual Basic 2005
>
> I got the following two errors after twice doing the following:
>
> 1. I copied an existing form named frmPrintLables and pasted it as
> frmRejects.
> 2. I created a new form from scratch named frmRejects.
>
> Error 1 [The item "obj\Debug\PFCWin_Touch_Screen.frmRejects.resources" was
> specified more than once in the "Resources" parameter. Duplicate items
> are
> not supported by the "Resources" parameter. PFCWin Touch Screen]
> Error 2 ['Protected Overrides Sub Dispose(disposing As Boolean)' has
> multiple definitions with identical signatures. C:\Documents and
> Settings\Tom\My Documents\Visual Studio 2005\Projects\Touch Screen
> v2\PFCWin
> Touch Screen\PFCWin Touch Screen\frmPrintLabels.Designer.vb 7 29 PFCWin
> Touch
> Screen]
>
> These errors appeared each time I did this. The first error highlighted
> the
> "Dispose" method from the frmPrintLabels form. Also, error 2 highlighted
> the
> Initialize Component line on the frmPrintLabels form. Neither the error
> message nor the code highlighted provided an ounce of information in
> understanding what fail.
>
> I tried Building the applicaiton and no luck. I checked the name of the
> formI copied and made sure it was correct and still no luck. Finally, I
> just
> deleted the frmRejects form. Then, I had to Build the project to clear up
> one
> of the errors. At this point, I concluded you cannot copy a form inside a
> project even though the utility is provided.
>
> Lastly, I created a new form named frmReject this time. Everything was
> fine.
> So, I decided to delete frmReject and try adding frmRejects again. This
> time
> it worked.
>
> Anyways, why is this happening to begin with. And, if this happens what am
> I
> supposed to do about it to fix it? I know this is impossible to do, but I
> would like to know why I cannot copy an existing form to a new form or I
> need
> to know what I must do to allow me to. According to what I have read, the
> section of the code that was highlighted is something managed by Microsoft
> and that I should not modify it. Of course, I wouldn't have a clue on how
> to
> change it anyways.
>
> Any help or insight to why this happens would be appreicated.
>
> Greg
>
>
>