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Update Framework debug article with info and links to the out-of-proc designer for .NET #1693

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@adegeo adegeo commented Aug 31, 2023

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  • Clarified info about choosing the out-of-proc designer midway through the article.
  • Added an intro warning about the out-of-proc designer.

Fixes #1499

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dotnet-desktop-guide/framework/winforms/controls/walkthrough-debugging-custom-windows-forms-controls-at-design-time.md Walkthrough: Debug Custom Windows Forms Controls at Design Time

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I rephrased the current status quo description a bit, but maybe you can brush that up again. The first version didn't really address the different version differences clearly. Take a look, at maybe we can discuss further. BTW: Once the Out-Of-Process Framework Designer is done, it should be able to recognize a 32-bit dependecy by itself, and then ask the user to be used rather than letting the user select or enable it via some Tools/Options setting.

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Yes. One for .NET (3.1, 5, 6+). And then a newer one we need, so 32-Bit Framework can run in VS2022. Because it's 64 Bit.

…ebugging-custom-windows-forms-controls-at-design-time.md

Co-authored-by: Klaus Löffelmann <[email protected]>
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Update Debugging WinForms Controls tutorial page to indicate this doesn't work for .NET controls.
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