This will create two projects: "Desktop" and "Web", as shown in Figure 4.
As the names suggest, the projects called "Desktop" and "Web" contain projects to build desktop and web applications respectively. Both projects share one single form, called "Form1". Thus you do not need to work on two separate forms, one for your desktop application and the other for your web application. The form designer is part of the desktop project.
Figure 4: Forms/E IDE showing Forms/E based desktop and web projects
| At this point, you may want to design the form and switch to the form's code behind page to add business logic for the page (Figure 5). |
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Figure 5: The code editor showing Forms/E designer code. |