Why static?

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   I was wondering why the driver object has to be static (or Shared in VB.NET). Is there any particular reason? I suppose that's the way it is to avoid having more than 1 instance at the same time, but how do I interact with form elements (buttons, labels...) then? Static events won't let me modify local vars.

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	I was wondering why the driver object has to be static (or Shared in VB.NET). Is there any particular reason? I suppose that's the way it is to avoid having more than 1 instance at the same time, but how do I interact with form elements (buttons, labels...) then? Static events won't let me modify local vars. Samuele