The value returned from GetSection() will be the object (if any) returned from your IConfigurationSectionHandler.Create() implementation. Put a breakpoint in your... FeedLib.SsnConfigurationHandler.Create() ...method - it should get hit and you can see any issues in there.

Form2 needs access to textBox1. There are various ways you can accomplish this. One might be...

public class Form2 : Form
{ 
   private TextBox _textBox;
   public TextBox RemoteTextBox
   {  get{ _textBox = value; } }
   // ...
}

form2.RemoteTextBox = form1.textBox1;

Add a section that processes attributes similar to the processing of child nodes. Something like...

  if (inXmlNode.Attributes != null)
  {
    foreach (XmlAttribute attribute in inXmlNode.Attributes)
    {
      inTreeNode.Nodes.Add(new TreeNode(attribute.Name));
    }
  }

A little curious by your code snippet. Try: public class GenStack : IEnumerable where T:class { public GenStack(...) { ... } public IEnumerator GetEnumerator() { } System.Collections.IEnumerator System.Collections.IEnumerable.GetEnumerator() { } } -- modified at 16:53 Tuesday 14th February, 2006

ModifierKeys is a static property - which just calls the Win32 API "GetKeyState". This doesn't require any state information (like 'sender' or 'e') - and can basically be called from anywhere at any time.

Control.ModifierKeys

I am failing in finding a way to use the new ListView.OwnerDraw=true and render a custom background. - ListView.BackgroundImage does not work for our needs. - SetStyle(ControlStyles.UserPaint, true); causes OnPaint and OnPaintBackground to fire *after* OnDrawItem, erasing any custom Item rendering. Am I missing a way to custom draw a ListView background while using the new-fangled OwnerDraw?