Yes, sorry guys. I wanted to post the code, but its pretty huge, and its Visual Perl .NET, so I didn't know if anyone would be familiar with it anyways. I think I will attempt the first response and try to use shared variables in my threads. Does anyone have a good example of doing this?

BrowserUK, I considered what you said, and I don't think that I can seperate the messages from the GUI. I really want the results to appear on the GUI. I'd like to hope that I could make the entire GUI a shared variable, .NET uses $this as a reference (or I guess it could be $self), I'd like to share $this, I guess, if that's possible, so that I could output results to the GUI, possibly add a progress bar to the GUI, etc.

I'm not sure if this is exactly possible.

Thanks for the responses!

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