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The Last Word
This chapter considered one of the most important ingredients in advanced user interfaces: custom controls. You learned how to master user interface controls, and equip them with useful properties, methods, and events. You also learned about inherited controls and the different model they provide.
One topic that hasn't been considered in great detail is Visual Studio .NET's sometimes quirky design-time support of custom controls. In order to improve on this, I take the same collection of controls to the next chapter, and develop the designers and type editors that allow them to behave properly in the IDE.
