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Which attribute do I tag a property with to make the VS2008 designer not save it to the .designer.cs file?

If I have an informational property that provides an editor only, in the property inspector, is there an attribute I can tag the property with so that it won't be saved to the .Designer.cs file?

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I think you're looking for DesignerSerializationVisibility

Groky  2010-01-18 12:22:34
Thanks, that was exactly what I needed.
Lasse V. Karlsen  2010-01-18 12:25:24

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