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Execution sequence

What are the default execution sequence of the following vb in running a
vb.net application? I want to know when MySettings are populated with values
when I run the application.

Application.Designer.vb
AssemblyInfo.vb
Resource.Designer.vb
Settings.Designer.vb
Form1.vb
Form1.Designer.vb
NorthwindDataSet.Designer.vb

The application startup form is Form1.
Jul 12 '07 #1
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What are the default execution sequence of the following vb in running a
vb.net application? I want to know when MySettings are populated with
values
when I run the application.

Application.Designer.vb
AssemblyInfo.vb
Resource.Designer.vb
Settings.Designer.vb
Form1.vb
Form1.Designer.vb
NorthwindDataSet.Designer.vb

The application startup form is Form1.
I guess the best that you can be told is put debug breakpoints on the code
and find out what the sequence is during execution.

Jul 13 '07 #2

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