Wizard Construction

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Bob Johnson

I would like to provide the users of my Windows Forms (2.0) app with a
3-step wizard. What is a standard practice for building the wizard: one form
with 3 GroupBox controls (with only one visible at a time)? Multiple Forms?
Something else? I'd prefer to avoid a tabbed dialog.

Just looking for ideas and considerations.

Thanks!
 

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