I am trying to update a single motor control application into a program that controls an unknown number of motors(adding motor controls at runtime). The old application was written very statically and relied on windows form designer to generate its views. I am trying to refactor the designer code to basically just display multiple occurrences each inside a Tab Page. I am already running into errors with Windows form designer. When I try and pull the initialization of components out into their own methods I get an error: 

```
Method 'System.Windows.Forms.Form.InitializeForceIsMaintained' not found.   

```

How do I tell C# I want to use the local method and not some inherited method?

I'm calling InitializeForceIsMaintained like so

```
private Void InitializeComponent()
{
    this.InitializeForceIsMaintained();
}

```

and

```
private void InitializeForceIsMaintained()
        {
            // 
            // forceIsMaintained
            // 
            this.forceIsMaintained.AutoReset = false;
            this.forceIsMaintained.Interval = 8000;
            this.forceIsMaintained.SynchronizingObject = this;
            this.forceIsMaintained.Elapsed += this.forceIsMaintained_Elapsed;
        }

```