Patrick,

I'm not sure I follow what you tried to do with "tcp".  What Ken is
saying is that you should not modify GUI elements from any other thread
than the main GUI thread; thus, you need to use form.invoke.  Here's an
example:  (I used 2 parameters to show how to use the object array)

Delegate Definition:
private delegate void EventCompleteCB(string Message,in Value);

Event Delegate:  (IE: Method that is calledback on when the event is
raised)
private void EventComplete(string Message, int Value)
{
Object[] param = {Message,Value};
this.Invoke(new EventCompleteCB(InternalEventComplete),param);
}

Internal Form GUI Update Method:
private void InternalEventComplete(string Message, int Value)
{
// Only update GUI elements here
[formControl].Text = Message;
}

Hope this helps.

          -- Ryan Berry

That certainly sounds reasonable -- if your wrapper is calling Form.Invoke()
then you should be good. If you can post a very simple project that
demonstrates this problem, that might be helpful.

Ken