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 Removing a Form or Module from a Project
 
 ■ When you remove a form or code module from a project, it is removed from
   the current project (.MAK) file and unloaded from memory. The file is not
   deleted from disk.
 
 ■ To remove a form (.FRM) module:
 
   1. Choose Remove Form from the File menu in the Form Designer
 
   2. From the Remove File dialog, select the file to unload
 
   3. Press Enter
      If you've made changes to the form, Visual Basic prompts you to save it
      before removing it from the current project.
 
 ■ To remove a code (.BAS) module:
 
   1. Choose Remove File from the File menu in the programming environment
 
   2. From the Remove File dialog, select the file to unload
 
   3. Press Enter
      If you've made changes to the form, Visual Basic prompts you to save
      it before removing it from the current project. In addition, if the
      module is the only code module in your project, or if you previously
      defined it as the Start-up file, Visual Basic prompts you to choose
      a new start-up file.
 
 ■ When you remove a form or code module from a project, you may need to
   modify program flow and check property settings and references to form
   and control names in code.