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How to copy form files from one project to another without loosing the desinger view

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    I copied the form files (Form1.h, Form1.resX, Form1.cpp) from one project to another. When I opened the new project, the desinger view is lost from the Form1.h and the link between Form1.resX and Form1.h is lost as well. How to fix problem?

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      I copied the form files (Form1.h, Form1.resX, Form1.cpp) from one project to another. When I opened the new project, the desinger view is lost from the Form1.h and the link between Form1.resX and Form1.h is lost as well. How to fix problem?

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      Software Development.You know, some formats (txt, gif etc.) will be shown on the browser rather than downloading when we try. Below is the script which will help you to download any file. <!--[if !supportLineBreakNewLine]--> <!--[endif]--> Response.Clear(); Response.AddHeader(“Content-disposition”, “attachment; filename=”); Response.WriteFile(“C:\”); Response.End();

      modified on Thursday, February 21, 2008 1:32 PM

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