I do have Kevin's book. I forgot that I learned my first baby steps on .NET from it long time ago. I will go back.
And I will check out your article too, I probably saw it as I get Code Magazine. Don't take it personally, please, but I prefer to study new subjects from books. The reason is that in a technical book, they always give you a "slow" detailed overview (high level) first. Then they bring you in more detailed steps into the subject. The magazine articles usually, because of limited space, often (probably not in your case), go over "high level" detailed understanding, and cover more technical stuff.
But I will go back to your article anyway.
Thank you so much for your help.
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