Hi again Michael,
Just took a quick look, and I'm sorry... no can do. Missing a lot of references to DLL's and stuff that's not included with the form. I will probably need some bigger chunk of your project to be able to test this here, or if you can reproduce this with a smaller sample.
As a sidenote, if you do use UserControls in your application, you should be aware of the fact that during design time operation, Visual Studio evaluates (or runs) the UserControl Load event while designing. So, if you do have a UserControl, and you do have something in it's Load event, you should place that code within a block something like this:
624 Private Sub myUserControl_Load(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Me.Load
625 If DesignMode = False Then
626 '..... all your code here ...
627 End If
628 End Sub
This is in VB.NET, but same rules apply for C#
Palli