Best practices for C# GUI naming conventions? [closed]

I use the old school hungarian... txt for TextBox, btn for Button, followed by a generalized word, then a more specific word. i.e.:

btnUserEmail

Have had a lot of people say things like "omg thats so old, VB6 calling!" But in a UI Rich winforms app, I can find and modify things quicker because usually the first thing you know about a control is it's type, then it's category, then get specific. While the newer style naming convention guys are stuck trying to remember what they named that text box.

The original specification for controls is here (archived).

I use:

TextBox nameTextBox;

Just like I would use:

MailAddress homeAddress;

The reason for this is that in these cases "TextBox" and "Address" is descriptive of what the object represents, not how it is stored or used. But in another case like storing a person's full name I would use:

string fullName;

Not:

string fullNameString;

Because "String" is not descriptive of what the object represents, but only how it is stored.