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diff --git a/docs/xml/gui/fpg_form.xml b/docs/xml/gui/fpg_form.xml
index 6a3027b1..c6c2e3d7 100644
--- a/docs/xml/gui/fpg_form.xml
+++ b/docs/xml/gui/fpg_form.xml
@@ -25,6 +25,41 @@ horizontally.
 </short>
 </element>
 
+<element name="TfpgBaseForm">
+<short>TfpgBaseForm is the base class from which to derive a window such as a form or dialog</short>
+<descr><printshort id="TfpgBaseForm"/>.</descr>
+</element>
+
+<element name="TfpgBaseForm.OnCloseQuery">
+<short>Occurs when close is attempted</short>
+<descr><p><printshort id="TfpgBaseForm.OnCloseQuery"/>. Use OnCloseQuery to specify the conditions
+under which the form can close. An OnCloseQuery event handler returns a Boolean CanClose value
+that determines whether a form is allowed to close. Its default value is True.</p>
+<p>You can use an OnCloseQuery event handler to ask users if they are sure they really want
+the form closed immediately. For example, you can use the handler to display a message box
+that prompts the user to save a file before closing the form.</p></descr>
+<seealso>
+<link id="fpg_form.TfpgBaseForm.OnClose">OnClose</link>
+</seealso>
+</element>
+
+<element name="TfpgBaseForm.OnClose">
+<short>Occurs when the form closes</short>
+<descr><p><printshort id="TfpgBaseForm.OnClose"/>. Use OnClose to perform special processing when
+the form closes. The OnClose event specifies which event handler to call when a form is about
+to close. The handler specified by OnClose might, for example, test to make sure all fields in
+a data-entry form have valid contents before allowing the form to close.</p>
+<p>A form is closed by the Close method or when the user chooses Close from the form's system
+menu.</p>
+<remark>Closing or hiding the main form terminates the application.</remark></descr>
+<seealso>
+<link id="fpg_form.TfpgBaseForm.OnCloseQuery">OnCloseQuery</link>
+</seealso></element>
+
+<!-- inherited docs -->
+<element name="TfpgForm.OnCloseQuery" link="#fpgui.fpg_form.TfpgBaseForm.OnCloseQuery"></element>
+<element name="TfpgForm.OnClose" link="#fpgui.fpg_form.TfpgBaseForm.OnClose"></element>
+
     </module>
   </package>
 </fpdoc-descriptions>
diff --git a/docs/xml/gui/fpg_panel.xml b/docs/xml/gui/fpg_panel.xml
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..ee376026
--- /dev/null
+++ b/docs/xml/gui/fpg_panel.xml
@@ -0,0 +1,66 @@
+<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
+<fpdoc-descriptions>
+<package name="fpGUI">
+
+<module name="fpg_panel">
+<short>This unit defines various panel and frame widgets</short>
+<descr><printshort id="#fpgui.fpg_panel"/>. More specifically, it defines
+a Panel, Bevel, Frame, ImagePanel and GroupBox control.</descr>
+
+<element name="TfpgAbstractPanel">
+<short>Base class for a Panel, Bevel etc</short>
+<descr><printshort id="TfpgAbstractPanel"/>.</descr>
+</element>
+
+<element name="TfpgBevel">
+<short>Draws a panel with various borders</short>
+<descr><printshort id="TfpgBevel"/>. This widget doesn't have a text
+label though, unlike TfpgPanel.</descr>
+<seealso>
+  <link id="TfpgPanel"/>
+</seealso>
+</element>
+
+<element name="TfpgPanel">
+<short>Draws a panel with various borders and has a text label</short>
+<descr><printshort id="TfpgPanel"/>. If you don't need the text label,
+then it is recommended that you rather use the TfpgBevel widget.</descr>
+<seealso>
+  <link id="TfpgBevel"/>
+</seealso>
+</element>
+
+<element name="TfpgGroupBox">
+<short>Draws a panel width a caption</short>
+<descr><p><printshort id="TfpgGroupBox"/>. This is similar in functionality
+to the TfpgPanel, but the Text label is drawn in the border of the panel, whereas
+in the TfpgPanel in is drawn within the client area.</p>
+<p>This widget is frequently used to hold radiobutton groups.</p></descr>
+<seealso>
+  <link id="TfpgPanel"/>
+</seealso>
+</element>
+
+<element name="TfpgFrame">
+<short>A panel that acts like an embedded Form</short>
+<descr><printshort id="TfpgFrame"/>. This widget should be used (instead of TfpgForm),
+if you want to embed a reusable "form" inside other forms. You are able to
+design such frames with the UI designer too.</descr>
+<seealso>
+  <link id="#fpgui.fpg_form.TfpgForm">fpg_form.TfpgForm</link>
+</seealso>
+</element>
+
+<element name="TfpgImagePanel">
+<short>A panel to display an image</short>
+<descr><printshort id="TfpgImagePanel"/>. This was previously done by simply using a
+TfpgWidget and implementing the image painting in the OnPaint event. But this class
+just saves you a bit of time.</descr>
+</element>
+
+
+
+</module>
+</package>
+</fpdoc-descriptions>
+