Pocket PC application

[S]

I am working on an application with a wizard type interface for Pocket
PC's. Because of the lack of available space to work with I am creating
the controls programatically and adding them to the form at run-time.

However, I am struggling to find out how to reference these controls at
design-time. i.e. how do I retreive a value from a text box which does
not exist yet as I do not create the control until run-time?

I am running to very tight timescales on this project so any help at all
would be very gratefully received!

[mark]

I hope this helps I am not quite sure what your problem is.
you may have to create a variable and store null or 0 in it and use it to
store the value and then when the runtime text box is created you can
populate the textbox value with the variable value. Generally you would only
use a text box to get a value from the user input after the text box was
created. Say your text box is programatically created and then the user
enters in his response and the value is stored and used. Not sure why you
would try to get a value from something that hasn't been created.
Mark
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I am working on an application with a wizard type interface for Pocket
PC's. Because of the lack of available space to work with I am creating the
controls programatically and adding them to the form at run-time.

However, I am struggling to find out how to reference these controls at
design-time. i.e. how do I retreive a value from a text box which does not
exist yet as I do not create the control until run-time?

I am running to very tight timescales on this project so any help at all
would be very gratefully received!

[Cor Ligthert]

S

Beside the answer you had alreaydy did you know that there is a relative
active newsgroup for the compactframework and not because you are not
welcome here.

microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.compactframework

Cor