Hi Dan,
You could either store it in Cache (if it is applicable to the whole app),
or in a session variable. Those are the two quick ones I can think of, off
the top of my head.

Then just destroy it as soon as it is done.

hth,
Dave
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"Daniel Bass" <danielbass@postmaster.co.uk> wrote in message
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> I know it's easy to create an instance of an object, then pass it to the
> next instance of a page using server.transfer, and then creating an
instance
> of the page you've just been sent from, and then accessing that object,
but
> what if the two page exist at the same time?
>
> my example is with a data grid...
>
> how do i pass a data grid i've created in one frame, to another frame
> through asp.net?
>
> thanks.
>
> Dan.
>
>