Greetings! I wanted to add a keyboard shortcut for building my currently selected project. In the Customize dialog box, I was surprised to see several build choices I had never heard of before, including "Project Picker Build" and "Build Only Project". Since our current application consists of 34 projects and VS does not like to build them in the correct order, I would like more control over the build process. So, I added Project Picker Build and Build Only Project to my build menu. But they are always disabled! I tried to find documentation on the Project Picker Build, but to my surprise, not only was there none in MSDN, but Google searches on the web and newsgroups both came up empty! Can anybody tell me what those things are, how I can enable them, and how they are supposed to be used? Thanks very much! Rob

Greetings! I have a custom class that has three public properties. I have a control that has a public property that is an instance of that class. I want the property to show up in the property grid with a + sign and to show the class's properties when a user clicks on the + sign. Fine. No problem. I just set the TypeConverter attribute for the class to ExpandableObjectConverter, and everything works as advertised. With one small exception. I have a demo project that has a form that has an instance of the control. I edit the form and set one of the control's class instance's properties. I run the form and click a button that shows what the object's properties are. The message box tells me that the value I entered in the property grid got lost!!! It is not permanently applied to the object on my form! What do I have to do to get .Net to remember my property change? Thanks very much! Rob Richardson