Thursday, October 15, 2020


Notice again that this code is very similar to what we built ourselves, but this time created for us by the Designer. Unfortunately, for this process to work reliably, the Designer must have complete control over the InitializeComponent method. In fact, notice that the Wizardgenerated InitializeComponent code is wrapped in a region, which will hide the code by default, and is marked with a telling comment:


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