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    James R Opdycke II
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    I am just learning how to use the program. When I saved my project and closed out it left me three files. Calculator.Designer.vb Calculator (resx) calculator.vb No matter which of these files I open I have no way of opening the project and trying to compile them so I can see if my program works. I would also like to know if there is anyway to turn the GUI interface back on when i reopen a project. Thank you for any help you can give!

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      I am just learning how to use the program. When I saved my project and closed out it left me three files. Calculator.Designer.vb Calculator (resx) calculator.vb No matter which of these files I open I have no way of opening the project and trying to compile them so I can see if my program works. I would also like to know if there is anyway to turn the GUI interface back on when i reopen a project. Thank you for any help you can give!

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      Start Visual Studio and load the solution or project, not individual files. And press F5 to run the program. See also the Visual Studio help or get a copy of a book on VB.NET which will explain all the different options.

      Use the best guess

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        Start Visual Studio and load the solution or project, not individual files. And press F5 to run the program. See also the Visual Studio help or get a copy of a book on VB.NET which will explain all the different options.

        Use the best guess

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        James R Opdycke II
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        It never saved as a project for some reason. I created a new one of the same project and got it to actually work. Thank you!

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          Start Visual Studio and load the solution or project, not individual files. And press F5 to run the program. See also the Visual Studio help or get a copy of a book on VB.NET which will explain all the different options.

          Use the best guess

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          James R Opdycke II
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          Yea it was an issue with my code in that original project. Thanks though!

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