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Ok well still digging at this it occurs to me now what i need to do is wait for the events in my first

iteration to fire then continue the foreach loop.

Here is what I tried , problem is the events dont fire until the loop exits.

Added to the end of my foreach

Here is my issue from the code below ( int I always ends up == 250 )

What I am trying to achieve is  first time through the loop i = 250 , second  i = 500 , third i=750

in another class I have Public int i;  

ArrayList list = new ArrayList();

Class class = new Class();

list.add("1");

list.add("2");

list.add("3");

foreach(string s in list)

{

class.i = i;

}

 Hi Mastermunkus,

 Shouldn't your code be i += 250?

 Hope this helps,

Scott

Throwing your code completely out the window, what exactly are you trying to do?  Sleeping the current thread is probably not the best way to deal with problems you are having.

from my example class.i sets a Drawing x position on the screen,  for each string in my loop i need to offset that position so that the corespnding windows are not drawn on top of each other