I'm currently writing a custom root designer for a report designer running
inside VS.  While learning about the rest of the designer framework, I
stumbled upon the Windows Forms way of doing smart tags, resize handles and
the like - the Behavior Service.

I have a usercontrol that I divide with a SplitContainer.
I set some specific positions and everything works fine.
The problem is that EVERY time I change anything in the control (code or
design) the designer moves around a couple of lines in the designer file

I am coming from the FoxPro world where its form designer supported a
"Builder" hook.
With this hook we can "select" multiple controls, and then right click to
invoke our custom builder.  In that builder, we are setting multiple

I am very new to C#.  I need to create a Windows form that will read a
SQL table and populate a treeview.  I can connect to the DB, create
the dataadapter, populate a data set.  The problem is how to use the
dataset to populate a treeview.

I have a question about ToolStrip control in design-time.
In design-time, the ToolStrip control's designer can show some kinds of
ToolStripItem,like ToolStripItemLabel,ToolStripItemButton,ToolstripItemText
and so on.

I'm developing a custom .Net control (in C++), in which I can set values in
Designer.
I need to validate those values before build started, so I would like to
trap event when I click on "Build" or "Start debugging" (press F7 or F5).

 Now I have implemented the copy/paste/cut by calling the StandardCommands
in the windows designer, I have some additional problem: when i copy some
controls in the designer, then paste them and new Name would be made.
ex: I copy "textbox1" and "textbox2",and then paste them as ...

Dear Sir
   I created a control "MyControl" that implements the IExternalProvider Class, "MyControl" should provide the property MyProperty for all other controls.
   I created also an UITypeEditor class that help the user to select "MyProperty1" form a DropDownList
My Problem is ...