I added a VWG library, and then add an inherited form. It makes this code.

    Public Overrides Sub Dispose()
        MyBase.Dispose()
        If Not (components Is Nothing) Then
            components.Dispose()
        End If
    End Sub

On the line Public Overrides Sub Dispose(), Dispose() is underlined with an error of "Public Overrides Sub Dispose() cannot override 'Public Sub Dispose()' because it is not declared 'Overridable'" - why does this auto code do this, and what should I do to remedy it?

Can I correct this myself by creating a new template for Visual Studio?

1) If I create a new template for Visual Studio, will I be able to use it in Visual Web Developer Express (with VWG Express also)?

2) How do I alter these templates? Is this a fix I could do, to properly add the designer file and the correct code so it does compile?

3) Can I add references in this template that always appear?

Just to clarify, if I add an inherited control, this code is added:

    'Form overrides dispose to clean up the component list.
    Public Overrides Sub Dispose()
        MyBase.Dispose()
        If Not (components Is Nothing) Then
            components.Dispose()
        End If
    End Sub
 

What should I change it to so it compiles?