Hello, I have several different forms that are very light weight but inherit from a two base classes. They implement an interface so that another library can switch between form displays but still have the same functionality. For instance:
Licenses_001.vb (User Control) inherits ALicenseControl. ALicenseControl inherits AControl. AControl inherits System.Windows.Forms.UserControl Pretty simple inheritance, but I currently cannot make either ALicenseControl or AControl strictly abstract classes without breaking the UI for the classes as they are technically User Controls. Is there a better way or a best practice to set up an inheritance hierarchy for this scenario? Thanks in advance JM
