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Thank you for your replies. @jedbartlet: I've already tried that and it doesn't work because every time I run my program VS creates the resource files and packs them into the exe that it compiles. @PlausiblyDamp: That might be difficult for what I am doing. First I want to see if I can just link the files.

Hello, I have two projects in a solution that link to common files. One of the projects runs fine, but the other one gives an error when it tries to load a resource: at the line: Me.BackgroundImage = CType(resources.GetObject("$this.BackgroundImage"), System.Drawing.Image) What it seems to be doing is creating a .resources file under the first project's namespace for both the first project and the second project. Can anyone help me with this problem?

I have a form with a UserControls from the same project, and when I delete it, all the bugs go away. The control has a Timer on it with Interval set to 1, and on the Tick event it does a redraw using DirectX 9. I disabled the Timer, and made a method in the control to enable it, and now everything works again I will keep you updated if there is another problem :)

Actually, the properties window is at normal size but the list is empty, and the combobox where you select a control is also empty.

I just did a full reinstall last night. Did not help :(

Hello, I am writing a program in VB.NET 2002 but I have run into some serious bugs. When I try to click a control on a form, the properties won't show up. When I try to type the code editor, I can't type ctrl (which means shortcuts won't work either), delete, enter, arrow keys, or backspace. Finally, when I click start on the toolbar and then stop my program, the buttons on the toolbar stay disabled! What can I do to fix these problems? If I got VB.NET 2003, would the bugs be fixed? P.S. I already tried restarting my computer, and I have 512 MB of RAM.

Thanks for your reply, however, it still doesn't help. It just pops up Just in Time Debugging and then I close it and then it says there is an error. That's the same result I got when I tried the On Error GoTo statement.

Hi. I am currently making a program in Visual Basic that uses scripting in VBScript. It checks for errors as you type the script using scriptingcontrol.ExecuteStatement, but every time there is an error, the Just-in-Time Debugger pops up and asks to debug in VS.NET. How can I disable this in my program using VB code, and then enable it again when my program closes? -=Thanks=-