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Only thing I know that in options --&gt; HTML Designer and Xml Designer you can select the default view for asp pages, html pages, etc. Looked in the VS.NET Help file to find the same for Windows Forms and such, but can't find it.
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Only thing I know that in options --> HTML Designer and Xml Designer you can select the default view for asp pages, html pages, etc. Looked in the VS.NET Help file to find the same for Windows Forms and such, but can't find it.

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Are you talking about the DesignTimeVisible attribute?<br />
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Bob
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Are you talking about the DesignTimeVisible attribute?

Bob

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I don't believe so. &nbsp;I just looked it up and DesignTimeVisible &nbsp;seems to control wether a component is visible in the component tray in VS.
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I don't believe so.  I just looked it up and DesignTimeVisible  seems to control wether a component is visible in the component tray in VS.

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There's an attribute out there that causes a class to be opened in code view when it's double-clicked in VS. &nbsp;I can't remember what it is. &nbsp;Does anyone know it?
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There's an attribute out there that causes a class to be opened in code view when it's double-clicked in VS.  I can't remember what it is.  Does anyone know it?

Attribute defaults class to code view - which one is it?

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