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Those of you who program webcontrols, or winform controls for that matter, probably now this:
You can decorate your custom properties with the Category and Description attributes to determine where in the property browser they appear, and what the description displayed at the bottom of the property browser is.
Sounds great right? Well, don't misspell your category names. It Visual Studio cannot find the category you specified as one of the categories the control will inherently have, it will simply add it to the property browser. I'm notorious for mispelling “Appearance”, simply from fast typing. So it's always amusing to see my property browser with two categories, “Appearance” and “Apperance”.
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