>>You want to *generically* fire the event that is hooked up? I think this is not possible >>externally because the events are attached to single-cast delegates and you can't access >>them externally.

Yes, that's what I was wanting to try. Your explanation makes sense - it can't be done, I guess.

That's ok with me, I have other ways to get the results I need. Interesting that I can create and fire my own events, but I can't fire someone else's. Maybe I shouldn't be trying to do that anyway.

Thanks,
Mike