simple question: is there any way to debug design-time-code except with
MessageBoxes? If I develop, for example, a TypeConverter it is never
used at run-time. Any way to debug this?

Hi, everyone,
I'm a newbie to the winform designtime area, Now I'm learning the usage of
PropertyGrid. when I added one custom type of property "Person" to the class
"Company", it didn't appear in the PropertyGrid. I had used the

I try to develop my own component with a collection property
Every thing work fine in Design Time except when I try delete the component,
Each sub component contains in collection property do not destroy and so,
InitializeComponent contains each sub component !! even if the main

Using the VS 2003 IDE, How do I specify the name that I want associated with
the table returned by the DataAdapter?  It defaults to Table.  I want a
DataSet to include more than one table and, of course, I can't do that if
they're both named Table.

I have some complex (fairly) user controls that I have created.  Some
of those user controls host other user controls.  When I host one of
these on a WinForm, I sometimes run into problems where the designer
blows up with an "Object Reference Not Set to an Instance of an

I have a UserControl with another control embedded on it and want to
resize this embedded control whenever the developer resizes the
UserControl at design time. Is there any way of doing this?
Cheers,

I'm trying to create a form that has a unique GUID as a property whenever a
new one is created.  However this won't store the generated GUID unless i
manually change it in the deisgner and click on another property.
How do i get it to save the original GUID.

I am a new .NET programmer starting with the Visual C# 2005 Express Beta 2,
trying to replicate a VCL component that I use.  I am trying to handle a
collection of classes within the component, this class has its own
properties that are editable by the standard collection editor.  ...