Dim Form as Form OK usage???

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Just Me,
In VS.NET 2003 when you use "form As Form", sometimes (not always) VB.NET
will change it to "from As form" and refuse to change the case of the type.

Using fully qualified names as you did, does not have this problem.

So "intellisense" might have been the wrong term its more the "Pretty
listing (reformatting) of code" option that gets confused...

Hope this helps
Jay
 
I think I may have seen that one time.

Thanks

Jay B. Harlow said:
Just Me,
In VS.NET 2003 when you use "form As Form", sometimes (not always) VB.NET
will change it to "from As form" and refuse to change the case of the
type.

Using fully qualified names as you did, does not have this problem.

So "intellisense" might have been the wrong term its more the "Pretty
listing (reformatting) of code" option that gets confused...

Hope this helps
Jay
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