You have a few ways to handle an event from the Property Browser window. One way is to find the event you'd like to handle on the object selected (say, Click) and type the name of the function you'd like to call when this event is fired (say, button_Click). Then press Enter, and VS.NET will take you to the body of an event handler with that name and the correct signature, all ready for you to implement
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