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Form Load and Re-load - Slow

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    With a VB application with 32 groups each with 3 radio buttons and a check box. The form is drawn slowly and even more slow when a background images is placed on the form. This is at runtime. Also during designtime the form is again drawn slowly; i.e. 1/2 second for each group box. ARe there any settings that is causing a form refresh it seems for each control on the form! Many thanks, Andy.

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      With a VB application with 32 groups each with 3 radio buttons and a check box. The form is drawn slowly and even more slow when a background images is placed on the form. This is at runtime. Also during designtime the form is again drawn slowly; i.e. 1/2 second for each group box. ARe there any settings that is causing a form refresh it seems for each control on the form! Many thanks, Andy.

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      are you using suspendlayout/resumelayout when placing controls on the form? stops the paint even until you resumelayout.

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