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That is the conclusion I came to :-(<br />
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Why isn't life ever simple!
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That is the conclusion I came to :-(

Why isn't life ever simple!

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I am developing an application in C# 2005.<br />
I have a usercontrol with many different properties including Color, PointF, Size<br />
I have a form with a variable amount of instances of this control along with it's own properties.<br />
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I would like to use the XMLSerializer to create a save file for the overall form to store the lot.<br />
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If there any simple solution to this???<br />
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I understand that the UserControl itself cannot be Serialzed - this might be a problem!!!<br />
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Any thoughts?<br />
<br />
James 
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I am developing an application in C# 2005.
I have a usercontrol with many different properties including Color, PointF, Size
I have a form with a variable amount of instances of this control along with it's own properties.

I would like to use the XMLSerializer to create a save file for the overall form to store the lot.

If there any simple solution to this???

I understand that the UserControl itself cannot be Serialzed - this might be a problem!!!

Any thoughts?

James 

Serialization of UserControl List

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