The only thing i dont like is with their samples they use ThreadPool.QueueUserWorkItem delegate as its impossible to know the status of your data sending / retrieving, which is why i use BackgroundWorkers to achieve all databinding and retrieving.

Pete, sorry posted wrong link, this[^] one shows the concept, this[^] one is the start of a Silverlight application using it, both are quite good, i am using "AgXpo" at the moment for a couple of projects and its rather good.

or you could use this[^] its still in beta but has proven to be quiet stable.

Does it change everything?? http://tv.devexpress.com/DXhelmet.movie

You can programatically create and control panels on the form. Simply create and dispose of a panel once you have finished with it. Create a new panel control and assign it its dimensions and location within the form.

MUHAMMAD, Have u thought of using TAB pages? Chris

MUHAMMAD, From memory this is not really pleasant, But you need to create a new instance of Form1 to be able to programatically controll it and its values. Because the first instance of form1 has nothing to do with form2. If ne one has a better solution please let me know, because i dont like the work around. Thanks Chris

sorry to drag the link from another site, but i cannot take credit for this. I know it can be done using active x controls in C++ but here is a link for C# http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/Speech/TTSAppsInCSGAG.asp[^]