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Generalok, i have got it,, scrambling words at random. Pin
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I would suggest a somewhat different approach. Typically when you create a Wizard style dialog form you use a single base dialog form, and place all the controls for each step on a separate panel. Then you set the previous panel Visible property to False and set the next step Panel visible to True.

This gives you a cleaner appearance because there is no flicker between steps as the user navigates the wizard because you do not ever hide/show a form. It also usually makes your navigation logic simpler - typically you do not perform any actions or field validation when stepping back, only when stepping forward.

Of course you end up with a lot more code in a single form, but the VS.IDE supports organizing step code in Regions which makes things more manageable.

If you want to use separate forms, probably the simplest thing to do is to load them all into a global collection when the wizard starts, and then access them from the gloabl collection by a key value.
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