These events fire toward the beginning of the life of a form.
However, the exact circumstances and timing of these events can differ. Generally,
of the three "beginning" events, the Initialize event fires least often; the Activate
event fires most often, while the Load event fires less often than the Activate
event and more often than the Initialize event.
The Activate event fires most often (at least on a multi-form
application) because the user can navigate back and forth between forms many times
after the forms are loaded in memory and visible. If the form is loaded, unloaded,
and re-loaded into memory several times in the application, then the form's Load
event will fire at each load. The Initialize event, however, might not necessarily
fire each time the form re-loads, because the form instance might not have been
set to Nothing in the previous unload.
