Yes... item.Owner isn't ContextMenuStrip - it's type is ToolStripDropDownMenu. :suss: Construction like item.OwnerItem.Owner is not comprehensible, because: 1) It works for 2 level menu only, not for 3+ 2) For first level it throws exception Certainly, it is possible to use construction like: ToolStripItem parent = item; while(parent.OwnerItem != null)    parent = parent.OwnerItem; ContextMenuStrip menu = (ContextMenuStrip)parent.Owner; ... but it looks not as it would be desirable. P.S. What for the reference to object which property item.Owner (on 2+ level) refers is necessary to me? :confused:

Seems to me you are running your program on original Pentium (remember - the one having problems with floating point operations) :laugh:

it is not a bug you are casting the result set to in so you are getting the results in Int which is close round of result Regards, Jaiprakash M Bankolli jaiprakash.bankolli@gmail.com http://jaiprakash.blog.com/

I haven't any problem with Emit technology, excepting EventBuilder class. It's simple to create an "event" as ilasm does (using delegate field, public methods add_* and remove_*)... but it isn't an event(Type.GetEvent(...) returns null)! EventBuilder perfoms three interesting methods - SetAddOnMethod, SetRemoveOnMethod and SetRaiseMethod. And... what's the methods body should be? ILasm way? If yes, how can I get a delegate field for EventBuilder based event?