When you have a control, and Localizable = FALSE, all child controls
serialize into the InitializeComponent method.  There are some
exceptions, eg. Images have their value written into the .resx file.

Eg.    this.label1.Location = new System.Drawing.Point(104, 64);
    this.label1.Name = "label1";
    this.label1.TabIndex = 0;
    this.label1.Text = "Hello";

If you have a control that has Localizable = TRUE, when all child
controls are code-serialized, the actual values are typically written to
the .resx file.

Eg.    this.label1.AccessibleDescription =
resources.GetString("label1.AccessibleDescription");
            this.label1.AccessibleName =
resources.GetString("label1.AccessibleName");
            this.label1.Anchor =
((System.Windows.Forms.AnchorStyles)(resources.GetObject("label1.Anchor")));

PROBLEM #1:

However, we have a case where the Localizable = FALSE, and the
properties are still in the .resx, IMHO, they shouldn't be, and it's a
bug.  Has anyone else seen this?

Specifcally, we have a enum property, defined as:

    /// <summary>
    /// GET/SET the button's style.
    /// </summary>
    [Category("Behavior")]
    [Description("Indicates the button's style.")]
    [DefaultValue(ButtonStyle.Simple)]
    public ButtonStyle ButtonActionStyle

Even on parent controls that don't have Localizable=TRUE, the enum still
serializes to the .resx:

    this._doneButton.ButtonActionStyle =
((Summit.Framework.View.ButtonStyle)(resources.GetObject("_doneButton.ButtonActionStyle")));

This just **shouldn't** be happening.

It becomes a problem, in that we start seeing lots of partial-bind
errors at runtime.

PROBLEM #2:

There is another related problem.  We've found that you can't have an
enum defined in a Control based class and have it reliably serialize.  I
can provide more information if needed.

Sean