>Just curious for a comparison -- what if you add all the controls to a new "clean" form with all code blank (all code removed from form and controls). Then create and destroy the form to see how long it takes. This will give you a clue as if it is due to your code somewhere. At least it should give you a baseline of what it takes to destroy the form with all the objects.
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>If the above was already suggested, sorry for the repeat (I have not read all the responses...)
This is what Walter Meester did. He added 2.000-10.000 textboxes to a form. The destroy was within a second for 2.000 textboxes. However, it was almost a minute for 10.000 boxes.
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