I would like to make a my own control that can be added to other
projects and used by other developers. When the developer is using the
control at design time, I would like for him to use a "wizard" style
program that would make the property settings for him, rather than
using the propertygrid editor that is normally used to make property
settings. I know that I can set the Editor atttribute on a particular
property, and call my own custom code which inherits the UITypeEditor,
but I would rather have a more integrated approach. I would like for
the wizard to be embedded in the design surface, rather than some type
of modal window. Perhaps it could slide in and out in the same way the
toolbox tab does.

1.) For example, at design time, if you use the ToolStripContainer,
there is a small arrow you can click on that displays a fly out panel
with some check boxes on it. It is just a fancy way of setting
properties that you could otherwise set in the propertygrid, but it is
more intuitive, and is a handy way to give clues to the developer on
which properties to set. The checkboxes are "editable at desgn time".

2.) Another, perhaps more simple example would be to allow a developer,
at design time, to type into a text box that is on the design surface.
This would be an easy way to set the text property of the text box (or
even the name property if so desired).

What kind of control do I need? What classes should I be looking at.
Any examples out there?

Any help is kindly appreciated.