Make sure you implemented and executed code similar to the InitializeComponent method that VS adds to your Windows Forms project for controls added during design time. Recall that InitializeComponent() is called from your Forms constructor to create the controls, size, position and show the controls, and finally add the controls to the form’s Controls collection. So, your code at runtime should also implement these same steps. In particular, don’t forget the this.Controls.AddRange call that adds your new controls to the form’s Controls collection.
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