thank you for the clarification.

thanks for the help....but I want to get all the forms programmatically at design-time...I need this for a custom control I develop.

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Thank you for your help..... it's better now...but with controls on it (like some standard buttons) when the panel grows (I mean when it sliders to the right) it still has some problems... here is the code: public partial class LeftSidedSliderPanel : Panel //, IMessageFilter { public static List allPanels = new List(); private int headerWidth = 30; private bool animating = false; private Timer slideEffectTimer; public int HeaderWidth { get { return headerWidth; } set { headerWidth = value; } } public LeftSidedSliderPanel() { InitializeComponent(); allPanels.Add(this); this.Disposed += delegate { allPanels.Remove(this); }; this.DoubleBuffered = true; // Application.AddMessageFilter(this); } public void Stop() { if (this.slideEffectTimer != null) { this.slideEffectTimer.Stop(); } if (hoverTimer != null) { hoverTimer.Stop(); } //preparing for more speed for (int i = 0; i < this.Controls.Count; i++) { this.Controls[i].ResumeLayout(); } animating = false; } private void StartSliding(int targetValue) { if (animating) { return; } this.animating = true; this.SuspendLayout(); //preparing for more speed for (int i = 0; i < this.Controls.Count; i++) { this.Controls[i].SuspendLayout(); } this.slideEffectTimer = new Timer(); this.slideEffectTimer.Interval = 10; int difference = 40;// 40; if (this.Location.X > targetValue + difference) //get smaller { difference = 20; } int tempDifference = difference; this.slideEffectTimer.Tick += delegate { if (difference <= 0) { difference = tempDifference; } if (this.Location.X > targetValue + difference) //get smaller { User32.MoveWindow(t

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If you actually read the documentation, you'd see that it's in the System.Web.dll assembly under the System.Web.SessionState namespace (as Mazdak mentioned). You can't simply just use it, though. It's bound to the current HttpContext for a user. You can get this from the HttpContext.Current property (returns the current HttpContext, the class which defines a Session property) and the Page class. Microsoft MVP, Visual C# My Articles

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thanks for that tip.....I guess a good one ;)