Well...it depends :)

I was thinking that perhaps the content of each Page of the PageFrame could be in a container (e.g. a container with a lot of textbox and combobox controls.)

Then, you will create a separate class (a form for example), drop a Page Frame on it, and then drop the individual (container) classes on each Page of your PageFrame.

Creating the content of each page as a container would allow you to reuse each individual "container" without dragging the whole pageframe in other places (e.g. in another forms down the road.)

Of course, all of this may/may not make any sense in your particular scenario.


>Hector
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>Instead of having 11 PageFrames containing Container Classes - I will change it to 11 Forms containing PageFrames (instead of the Containers).
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>Do you mean instead of using PageFrames, I should use Container classes, I thought (design-wise and all that) that Pageframes would be a more proper way of doing it and possibly lead to less confusion if anyone required the need to amend any of my code.
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>Kev