More accurately, I'm having a problem getting the code generator to generate the proper code for an Image property.
 I am creating a user control to somewhat mimick the behavior of the left panel in Office 2003. I have a user control that contains a collection of custom objects that represent the panels seen in the navigation panel. My problem is I allow the user to specify an image for each panel but the code generated by the designer does not create a new resource bundle which causes the image to not be available.

 Here's the code that is generated:

 this.oL2003NavBar1 = new Outlook2003NavigationBar.OL2003NavBar();
 this.sectionHeader1 = new Outlook2003NavigationBar.SectionHeader(((System.Drawing.Bitmap)(resources.GetObject("resource"))), "sh1");

 Notice it is referencing a *resources* object but that it doesn't create an entry for that object. This is what I think it's supposed to generate:

 1) a resources object if one does not exist:
 System.Resources.ResourceManager resources = new System.Resources.ResourceManager(typeof(Form1));

 this.oL2003NavBar1 = new Outlook2003NavigationBar.OL2003NavBar();
 this.sectionHeader1 = new Outlook2003NavigationBar.SectionHeader(((System.Drawing.Bitmap)(resources.GetObject("sectionHeader1.Image"))),

 What am I doing wrong here? Why doesn't the designer know it needs to generate the resource object?

 Please anyone help!!!
 TIA,
 -=- Kevin