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I had to invalidate the items that I wanted to be drawn in their final state. But other than that this was just what I needed. Thanks!
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I had to invalidate the items that I wanted to be drawn in their final state. But other than that this was just what I needed. Thanks!

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I have a windows form with several buttons. When the user clicks a button some of the other controls on the form are made visible or invisible. Because of the way the logic works, a single button click may cause a control to become invisible and then visible. I'd like to keep the controls from being refreshed while the properties are being set and then refresh the form once the property settings are complete. There must be a way to do this. I've tried SuspendLayout() and ResumeLayout() but that has not worked? Please help. Thanks.
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I have a windows form with several buttons. When the user clicks a button some of the other controls on the form are made visible or invisible. Because of the way the logic works, a single button click may cause a control to become invisible and then visible. I'd like to keep the controls from being refreshed while the properties are being set and then refresh the form once the property settings are complete. There must be a way to do this. I've tried SuspendLayout() and ResumeLayout() but that has not worked? Please help. Thanks.

Prevent control flashing on multiple changes

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