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    OK I've scoured the WEB for this but can't find a working solution. I'm trying to create a "fade" effect for a user control without any luck. Basically I'm trying to get the control to gradually "appear" on a form as part of it's methods, i.e. add the control to a from and then "fade" it in. As an example, assume I have a user control containing various other controls (text boxes, labels, listviews, etc.). The control should then fade all of these in. NOte - I can't use a Form and then change the opacity, it has to be a user control, but that's basically the equivalent effect... Any ideas? Thanks. ??? Carp

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