Certainly you could pass a message with CDC as parameter - or create custom class to do printing and from the OnPrint method in one of the views create an array of pointers to all other views and pass this as a parameter to your print method that would then print all of them. As per printing accross pages - done it few times and always a headache. One of the better techniques I used was clipping rectangles (per page) and moving CDC drawing origin according to the page being printed. I think this worked the best for me. Good luck :) Regards JP

It could be possible to modify control styles to get rid of the scroll bar - must be done through interop though (calling into Win32 API) and still have control thinking it is there (by setting scrollbar's visible to false or similar). I don't think it is too easy as I had a lot of hard time fidling around ListView - it has a lot of strange behaviours under .NET (did you know it is owner-drawn under .NET at all times?) Regards JP

Are you sure you have added event handler? i.e. comboBox.SelectedIndexChanged+=new SelectionChangeHandler(<>) ??? This is done automatically by Visual Designer - simply naming method SurveyChooserCombo_SelectedIndexChanged does not automatically associate it with the control... - Another possibility is that the event may not be fired if combo box list style is not a selection from drop-down list but a mixture of type-in and select from the list... Hope this helps. Regards JP