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February 15th, 2005, 06:59 AM

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Hi All,

Within a user control written in C# I need to do a number of things, each of which will cause the control to repaint. What I want to do is turn repainting off, do all the things I need to do, then tell the control to repaint. This way the control will only repaint once. Is this possible?

Thanks in advance

Alan

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