Normal
HiI'm primarily a VB.NET person, but I know bits of C#, so hope this works ;-). I'm pretty sure what your missing is the point I have highlighted above. To implement the ISetupForm, do the following:When you declare the class, i.e.[code]public class Class1[/code]Change this to:[code]public class Class1 : ISetupForm[/code]The colon in C# means 'implements'. To implement more than one interface, seperate it with a comma.HTHSam
Hi
I'm primarily a VB.NET person, but I know bits of C#, so hope this works ;-). I'm pretty sure what your missing is the point I have highlighted above. To implement the ISetupForm, do the following:
When you declare the class, i.e.
[code]public class Class1[/code]
Change this to:
[code]public class Class1 : ISetupForm[/code]
The colon in C# means 'implements'. To implement more than one interface, seperate it with a comma.
HTH
Sam
