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    Mazdak
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    I have custom windows user control. It is just a textbox puted on a panel. And panel is on User control. The panel OnPaint is overriden. Everything looks fine except when some form comes on the control or menu open on it and I move or close the above form, the user control looks does not refresh completely extra lines from closed form remain on the panel. Should I call Invalidate() or Refresh() from specific event of user control? Thanks

    Mazy
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      I have custom windows user control. It is just a textbox puted on a panel. And panel is on User control. The panel OnPaint is overriden. Everything looks fine except when some form comes on the control or menu open on it and I move or close the above form, the user control looks does not refresh completely extra lines from closed form remain on the panel. Should I call Invalidate() or Refresh() from specific event of user control? Thanks

      Mazy
      "This chancy chancy chancy world."

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      Luc Pattyn
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      does your Paint handler contain a base.OnPaint()? :)

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