I'm sure you've all seen the warning in Form1.h (VS 2005 Express) about changing the class name of the main form. I'ld like to know how to solve the problem. This isn't hypothetical. I did change the class name of a form, and the Designer seemed to get quite upset. It would be good to know how to set that Resource File Name property

Here is the answer.

http://www.kbalertz.com/839298/error.message.after.change.localized.class.Visual.aspx

moved to visual C# ide from windows forms. hope more people could give a hand.

I've moved this to the VC forum since it looks like you're renaming a header file.

'VC' Forum? It would be helpful if this actually existed. Which forum exactly do you mean? In order to continue this wild goose chase, I have to comb through all the Visuall C++, Visual C#, etc. forums. Another useless answer to compund our frustration.

I looked over much of the forums for this, my post, and didn't see it. Perhaps if whoever moved it could find it, and post a link here, if not an outright answer, that would be helpful. At least with a link I could see if the question text was changed, since I a search didn't find any post in any other Forum with the same title.

I would still like an answer.

May be the winform folks can help!

Thanks,

Ayman Shoukry

VC++ Team

Did you ever get an answer? I see the same warning when initiating a C++ Web service in VS 2005. I would like to change the class name to something reflecting the purpose of the class, but first I need to know how to make sure that name change is reflected in all phases of the project. (I have delt with the negative impact of changing class and/or filename in ASP.Net projects, so I know it can have major consequences even when you use the built in tools that are supposed to accomplish this.)

Here is the answer.

http://www.kbalertz.com/839298/error.message.after.change.localized.class.Visual.aspx

@joeller,

Thank you a lot for share with us the answer to this question.