I think it would be much easier to have just one form with labels/text boxes, and use code to change the question within that form just before you display the form. Don't forg et to 'accept' this answer if it helped. Hank Williams Sings 1952 Rar. I don't have time or access to visual basic here to provide code. But i would have it load a form with a blank label or text box and possibly an answer box also, then for each question as it is called alter the.text or.caption properties of the boxes so you have one form, with the question being asked. Then for the next question you can just call the same form and replace all the information in the boxes by doing the same as before. You will probably also need some kind of counter for keeping a record of which questions have been asked if you are displaying questions in a random order so they aren't shown more than once.
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