Thanks for the reply Trent. It's probably out of the question to send you the app (NDA would be required, yada yada )



Could you let me know some things to try/look for?



Thanks!

Greg,

You are smart to start separating your code into multiple projects.  This makes that development, deployment, and managability of your application much easier.  I have seen the My.APplication disappear before but the cause is generally from moving code from an application to a class library....but not always. 

I would have to actually get my hands on teh project to give you a definitive answer.  One thing is certain though...pretty much everything given through the My.Application reference can be retrieved a different way. 

I am in the process of reorganizing the application I've been working on, breaking it into multiple assemblies, changing the namespaces, etc. (The app was getting unwieldy, as I didn't know enough initially to organize it). This is a SF app w/security.



In any case, my main app (the win app with sub main), which is a windows application, calls to My.Application are all failing. The error is that "Application is not a member of My". When I type "My.", intellisense only shows Resources.



Any ideas of what might be causing this or how to fix it?



Thanks!