OK, so my first time out using Visual Studio 2003 with Visual Basic (only) in it - how’d I lose the thing I was building?
Yesterday I had a designed interface and a block of code and had debugged it and created a working executable. Today I went hunting for it and I seem to have a “form” in a .vb file containing all the text, and of course the executable, but no designed interface. I thought I could save “projects” and “solutions” (which can hold multiple projects), and “forms”. Other “projects” contain a designed interface and an editor full of code that both have the same name, apparently, as forms, namely “Form1” and “Form1 [design]”. How do I save both, or how did I NOT save both yesterday? And why does the apparent function of Ctrl-S change between Save Form and Save Project depending on what part of the IDE I clicked in last?
Last, is there some kind of manual for this damn thing I’m missing? I spent some time searching and browsing the Help system without finding what “solution”, project", and “form” mean, and without finding what the File > Save function in the IDE is for.