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Add information about debugging windows forms design time for .NET (#1104)

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3. In the new instance of Visual Studio, open the "DebuggingExample" solution. You can easily find the solution by selecting **Recent Projects** from the **File** menu. The "DebuggingExample.sln" solution file will be listed as the most recently used file. 3. In the new instance of Visual Studio, open the "DebuggingExample" solution. You can easily find the solution by selecting **Recent Projects** from the **File** menu. The "DebuggingExample.sln" solution file will be listed as the most recently used file.
> [!IMPORTANT]
> If you're debugging a .NET 5 (.NET Core 3.1) or later Windows Forms project, use this instance of Visual Studio to attach a debugger to the the *DesignToolsServer.exe* process. Select the **Debug** > **Attach to process** menu item. Find *DesignToolsServer.exe* in the list of processes and press **Attach**.
4. Open Form1 in the **Forms Designer** and select the **DebugControl** control. 4. Open Form1 in the **Forms Designer** and select the **DebugControl** control.
5. Change the value of the `DemoString` property. When you commit the change, the debugging instance of Visual Studio acquires focus and execution stops at your breakpoint. You can single-step through the property accessor just as your would any other code. 5. Change the value of the `DemoString` property. When you commit the change, the debugging instance of Visual Studio acquires focus and execution stops at your breakpoint. You can single-step through the property accessor just as your would any other code.