No. Infact, the Q I put on the forum, was only after checking that my code did not contain any such section called:
Code:
Region "Form Designer Code"
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End Region
in VB.NET. I see only two files Solution Explorer for VB.NET and those are MyProject and Form1.vb.
In C# I see other files apart from Form1 and the project file such as AssemblyInfo.cs, Program.cs, resource file, etc. Yet I do not find any region showing the windows form generated code anywhere.
Come to Visual C++.Net, it shows the entire code for the form designer! Also you can see the body of InitializeComponent() function and in that every control and associated variables are intialized and this function is then called by the Form constructor.
The other day I tried to go in project properties as well as solution properties, to see if there is any setting that hides that hides this designer code in VB.NET by default. But I could not find any. But, I am sure that there imust be an option somewhere which is turned off by default. So if anyone knows about it please let me know. By the way, I generated the same application for all the three environments, that is the part of MSDN tutorials, to illustrate Windows Forms application in the MSDNs "How Do I?" section. The sample contains a menu bar control demo, a web browser control, a combo box and a command button. All the three samples run fine.

Thankyou,
Bhushan.