>>I agree with Viv (and Timothy and Bill) about the use of #region ... I use it pretty much the same way. I'm surprised this thread didn't get more comments though. I know a few people who don't agree with the use of #region ... they say that if you have to use #region, you have too much code. Which, of course, isn't the point we're making ... we don't *have* to use #region ... we think it makes for better (visually) organized code.
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>I do not use it. The only place I see it is the default one which is included in a form designer class.
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>Otherwise, I would have been happy to share some comments. It seems many people have found advantages of using it so I guess it's good to have it as part of the environment.

I used it and liked when working in C#.