What I'm using initially fires in the worker class and then the event in the
Connect class fires.

About the only difference is that I used a form with a background worker on
it rather than setting up a separate thread. I preferred to do it that way,
you might want to try that.

My expertise in VB isn't much help with things like delegate events in C#,
my C experience is much more relevant.

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"Dorian" wrote in message
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Woops! Yeah I was doing some editting in the posting textarea and forgot
to
change the name of that delegate. It should be named the same as yours.
Even
with these changes it's still coming back on the worker thread. I wouldn't
call myself a c# expert either. I am also fluent in VB if that makes
things
easier (doubtful).

Your above example definitely returns to the main thread? I'm still
boggled
as to why yours works and mine doesn't.