>>Don't do it.
>>Well there's no harm in it as long as you recognize that if you make a subsequent change to a form in the designer the design.cs code is COMPLETELY regenerated
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>Yes, Viv, that's the general rule of thumb, but it all depends on WHAT it is you've changed. As Tracy found out, that particular change didn't hurt anything, and her change was propagated into the regenerated code.

Hmm. My experience is otherwise. If you make any change to a form using the designer the generated code is *complelely* rewritten so any change you have made manually is lost.
Regards,
Viv