BUG: Circular Dependency Error After Breaking Compatibility

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Steps to Reproduce Behavior

1. Create a new ActiveX Control project in Visual Basic. UserControl1 is created by default.
2. From the Project menu, click Add User Control.
3. In the Add User Control dialog box, double-click User Control. This will create UserControl2.
4. In the Project Explorer window, right-click on UserControl2 and click View Code.
5. Enter the following code in UserControl2:

         Event Test()
   						

6. Close both the designer and code windows for UserControl2.
7. From the Toolbox window, place Usercontrol2 on UserControl1.
8. On the File menu, click Make Project1.ocx to compile the project.
9. On the Project menu, click Project1 Properties, and then click the Components tab.
10. Under Version Compatibility, select Binary Compatibility and click OK.
11. Close both UserControl designer windows, if open.
12. In the Project Explorer, right-click on UserControl2 and click View Code.
13. Comment out the following line of code, entered in step 5:

          Event Test()
    						

14. Open UserControl1's designer. The following incompatibility error occurs:
    The "Test" event exists in the version-compatible component, but not in the current project.
    Click Cancel to continue past this error.
15. A second error will occur:
    Error loading "c:\windows\temp\vbc2e4.tmp", a control could not be loaded due to load error. Continue?
    Click No to continue past this error.
    
    NOTE: The path shown in the above error may vary due to varying temporary file names.
16. Remove the comment on the Event Test line in UserControl2; this should restore compatibility.
17. Open UserControl1's designer.