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Old 07-04-2009, 6:11 AM
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As JohnH says, you should use the visual tools the IDE provides where you can or there's no point to having them. That said, the designer merely generates code for you, so all properties are still set in code either way. If you want to see the code generated by the designer then open the Solution Explorer, click the Show All Files button, expand your form's node and then open the Designer.vb file.
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