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 Adding a Form or Module to a Project
 
 ■ Each form and module you create is automatically added to the current
   project and stored as a file associated with that project. You can also
   add existing forms or modules from other projects to the current project
   at design time. This allows you to share forms or modules across
   applications.
 
 ■ To add an existing form module (.FRM) or code module (.BAS) to the current
   project:
 
   1. From the File menu, choose Add File
 
   2. Select the name of the form or module you want to add
 
   3. Choose OK
 
   4. Repeat steps 1 to 3 for each file you want to add
 
 ■ Code you add from other projects may conflict with code in the current
   project. You may need to modify program flow and check property settings
   and references to form and control names in code.