Rex,

>I was more interested in creating composite user controls with the MM controls. I want the MM controls to still use the MM.Net data binding. Since the user control is not on a form, I thought I needed to subclass the .Net user control and add the properties, methods and interfaces that would register the business objects with the user control like I do with the pages.
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>Is this the way to do this, or should I pass the calls through the user control to the pages?

In that case, you can add the binding/security properties to the container and pass the settings through to the contained controls. A good example of this is found in mmMoverControl.

Regards,