I use the designer in Visual Studio .NET 2003, and I really don't like
the way it automatically generates some things. For example, I don't
like the extra bloat of everything having System.Windows.Forms when
it's alread imported. I know there are situations where it can cause
naming collision, but those don't apply here and I want to do away with
the qualified namespace name.

Any thoughts?

Re: Windows Form Designer Formatting by Bob

Bob
Sat Oct 15 21:09:53 CDT 2005

Can you explain exactly what you mean by"extra bloat" please.

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<nullmind@gmail.com> wrote in message
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>I use the designer in Visual Studio .NET 2003, and I really don't like
> the way it automatically generates some things. For example, I don't
> like the extra bloat of everything having System.Windows.Forms when
> it's alread imported. I know there are situations where it can cause
> naming collision, but those don't apply here and I want to do away with
> the qualified namespace name.
>
> Any thoughts?
>