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Visual c++ Net Designer Class disapear [modified]

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    I am using Visual C++ NET 2005, I have create one form called "User". After some handling, in my Solution Explorer, I don't see again my Designer interface (User.h[design]). But User.h and User.cpp files exist. How can I view again My design Interface ? I don't Understand This problem

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      I am using Visual C++ NET 2005, I have create one form called "User". After some handling, in my Solution Explorer, I don't see again my Designer interface (User.h[design]). But User.h and User.cpp files exist. How can I view again My design Interface ? I don't Understand This problem

      modified on Wednesday, October 8, 2008 1:38 AM

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      Have you tried closing the designer, recompiling your code, and then re-opening the designer? If this doesn't work, could you provide some more details? When you try to view the designer, do you get any particular error messages?

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        Have you tried closing the designer, recompiling your code, and then re-opening the designer? If this doesn't work, could you provide some more details? When you try to view the designer, do you get any particular error messages?

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        I have do it: to close the program ad to open again, when I click on design interface I have I red cross with this message(it is not exactly the same words but the same idea ): Your design interface can not be open due to error. To fix it your rebuild the project or correct codes. Why in this version, we have this kind of problem ?

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          I am using Visual C++ NET 2005, I have create one form called "User". After some handling, in my Solution Explorer, I don't see again my Designer interface (User.h[design]). But User.h and User.cpp files exist. How can I view again My design Interface ? I don't Understand This problem

          modified on Wednesday, October 8, 2008 1:38 AM

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          your form class should be first class in the namespace, if there is other class before your form class, move that class.

          Nigah M Manzoor

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            I am using Visual C++ NET 2005, I have create one form called "User". After some handling, in my Solution Explorer, I don't see again my Designer interface (User.h[design]). But User.h and User.cpp files exist. How can I view again My design Interface ? I don't Understand This problem

            modified on Wednesday, October 8, 2008 1:38 AM

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            This is probably far too late, but wanted to add this for the record - I had a similar problem and solved it by clicking on the h file in question, look in the 'properties'window on the right and set the 'File Type' to 'Form' (somehow it had been reset to 'h file'

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