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    Derek Price
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    I have not found any reference on how to create a wizard dialog (Back/Next/Finish) in C#. I know the property pages were the way to go in C++/MFC, but I don't know if it applies here. I couldn't find any documentation in MSDN. Any suggestions? Thanks, Derek

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      I have not found any reference on how to create a wizard dialog (Back/Next/Finish) in C#. I know the property pages were the way to go in C++/MFC, but I don't know if it applies here. I couldn't find any documentation in MSDN. Any suggestions? Thanks, Derek

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      Well I've thought about the same issue. Actiprosoftware makes a control to create wizards although I haven't tried it. I've used some of their other controls which seem to work OK. http://www.actiprosoftware.com/products/dotnet/wizard/default.asp If you try it, would interested in feedback

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        Well I've thought about the same issue. Actiprosoftware makes a control to create wizards although I haven't tried it. I've used some of their other controls which seem to work OK. http://www.actiprosoftware.com/products/dotnet/wizard/default.asp If you try it, would interested in feedback

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        Derek Price
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        Thanks - I did see that, but for such a "simple" task, I hate to add another 3rd party control to maintain and upgrade. I'll keep searching and if I find an answer I'll make sure I post a reply here! Derek

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          Thanks - I did see that, but for such a "simple" task, I hate to add another 3rd party control to maintain and upgrade. I'll keep searching and if I find an answer I'll make sure I post a reply here! Derek

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          I agree. If you find any info on wizards, I would love to take a look at it, so feel free to publish it.

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            Thanks - I did see that, but for such a "simple" task, I hate to add another 3rd party control to maintain and upgrade. I'll keep searching and if I find an answer I'll make sure I post a reply here! Derek

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            Neil Van Note
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            As soon as I am finished cleaning/polishing my solution to another gap in .NET (The Header common control), I was going to take a look at implementing the Propery Sheet/Wizards as well. I will let you know... Regards

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              I agree. If you find any info on wizards, I would love to take a look at it, so feel free to publish it.

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              BLaZiNiX
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              why just don't create one ?? you only have to make some panel with the things you need in and calculate the number of panel(windows) in an array and play with Next and Back using the array

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