>Thanks again, Viv
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>The positioning is easy. The Top moves down as a function of the counter.
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>Yes, WPF would love this app, but I'm more confident with Win Forms now so I'll continue
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>Based on the little bit I know about WPF, , I could use the same code you used for textbox and the button, couldn't I?

Yeah. The big difference in WPF would be that you could just have, say, a StackPanel or a UniformGrid on the Form and keep adding the buttons to that - no need to fiddle with sizing and positioning.
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>for (int i = 1; i < 53; i++)
> {
> Button b = new Button();
> b.Name = "Button"+i.ToString();
> //Set position, size etc....
> Controls.Add(b);
> }
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>Don't know how you'd want to handle positioning though.... (One of those times when WPF would shine :-} )
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