The original series of articles on hosting the Visual Studio designer shall be wrapped up in the next installment.  The designer stuff is mostly done anyway, but I had planned on following up with a great deal of obscure Windows Forms tricks involved in interacting with the design time environment.  I've reevaluated the worth of this in light of the coolness of WPF and I think I'll shelve that effort for the forseeable future.  Messing around with the Orcas designer surface for a WPF window today, I realized I need to get on the ball with the Orcas design-time environment.