Standard Dialogs
WinForms ships with several standard dialogs (sometimes known as “common dialogs”) provided as components from the System.Windows. Forms namespace. A component is like a control in that you can drag it from the Toolbox onto a design surface and set its properties using the Property Browser. However, unlike a control, a component doesn't render in a region. Instead, it shows up on the tray along the bottom of the design surface so that you can choose it, and it isn't shown at run time at all. For the details of components, read Chapter 9: Design-Time Integration.
Because all the standard dialogs are components, they can be created in two ways: manually or by using the Designer. For example, creating and showing an instance of ...
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