.NET Micro Edition - Open Multiple Windows

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I've had a look through quite a few tutorials, but cant seem to find how to open multipe windows? I'm not expecting to have them layer etc, I just want to define multiple window classes and say, from a menu, launch the appropriate window class from the menu window. Then when that window is finished, call the close method on it and menu will show again.

I have managed to do the same kind of functionality using panels, but think window is really what I should be using? (.NET MF 4.0)

I assume you can do this? I think im missing something obvious?

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