Windows Form Application vs Class Library Application and Userform Scope

[fxcastil]

I created a Windows Form application and Class Library application with one UserForm and One module.

Both type of applications should be the same.

I found this example about userforms in VB.net and VB.
It talks about userforms in Vb.net not having a global scope
But again (being redundant) the WindowsFormApplication.NET does have global scope of Userforms, but the ClassLibraryApplication.Net does not have global scope of Userforms.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa289529(v=VS.71).aspx

'''''''''''''''''  a module in the sample programs attached  '''''''''''''''''''

Option Explicit On
Option Strict On

Module Mod_Test

    Sub test()
' I can type/use this in the WindowsFormApplication but not the

' I can NOT type/use this in the ClassLibraryApplication

        formTest.TextBox1.Text = "hello"

    End Sub

End Module

[jeff · Accepted solution]

Never new that but the typing the name of a Form class in WindowForms apps creates a shortcut to MyProject.Forms.formName

and the difference is a class library does not have Forms property exposed in MY object explained in link

http://www.theswamp.org/index.php?topic=42464.msg476788#msg476788

[fxcastil]

Jeff,

Thanks ........I Learned something new today.