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Dispose time of controls on form?

Could any one tell me when the controls and components
are disposed?
The IDE generates a "components" field, but only a few
components are added into that container. And only
the "components" field is disposed by the IDE generated
code. Those components use system resource, don't they?

Nov 15 '05 #1
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