Joshi,

What you are referring to is called Serialization.  Do some searching of
Searilization and usercontrol and that should get you some information on
what you need.  By default most of the code for your properties is
generated automatically but you can do custom serialization for your
control, look up the ShouldSerialize method.

Thanks!  Robert Gruen
Microsoft, VB.NET

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