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Tips and Tricks for: Visual Studio.Net, VB.Net, C#The Problem: Visual Studio 2003 sometimes won't design a Windows Form file.Visual Studio sometimes gets confused about which files are Windows Forms (WinForms) and which ones are plain non-visual classes. In the Solution Explorer you'll see the class icon instead of the form icon. I've noticed this with Visual Basic.Net (VB.Net) projects but I've never seen it with C#, at least not yet. I've experienced this most often when the WinForm in question inherits from a base form in another project. Solution: Several actions may provide a solution. The last one is delete the \bin directories and rebuild.Of course, you've tried a rebuild or you wouldn't have searched for this page. And you've probably tried to restart Visual Studio and maybe even reboot. All of these have fixed the problem for me at one time or another. The two solutions that I have to add are:
This last one always works.
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