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Default Programming Repainting Control

I've a problem in the user control designer. I've made a custom text box control that has a Custom property named 'CurrencySign'. by selecting this property to any choice out of four we can change the sign right side the textbox to show the currently input type of currency. this is done by a label control. now the problem is that whenever i change the property again and again it does not repaint or refresh to show the new text of label (curency sign). i've tried update, refresh and all methods but all was effortless. i want to solve this issue cause the control only updates when it is in run mode otherwise. it remains unchanged. what would be the exact methods and their sequence.

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