>Well, I'm sure it's because you need to change the things that I mentioned (name of the class,etc.) You can't have two classes with the same name in the same namespace, that only makes sense.
I had expected a compiler error, and I was prepared to change class name et. al. - but I didn't get to the point where I could do it, at least, not from within Visual Studio. The entire form appeared only once in the project, even after adding the duplicate.
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>>>How did you add the 2nd form?
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>>I tried two different things.
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>>1) Save as, then add the duplicate to the project. The project only shows one of the forms.
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>>2) Make a new form, copy the entire code from the old form, and paste into the new one. The compiler gives an error message; as far as I remember, something like "the forms share the same resources".
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>>I suspect that in the first case, there is also a conflict with resources (whatever that means!)
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