>>Ok, I am just having a mental block. I need an int[] made up of values from individual setting values like these:
>>
>>

>>
>>public bool ActivateAntenna1 = true;
>>public bool ActivateAntenna2 = false;
>>public bool ActivateAntenna3 = true;
>>public bool ActivateAntenna4 = false;
>>
>>I need an int[] that looks like this in this case:
>>this.reader.Attributes.SetANTS(new int[]  { 1, 3 } );
>>
>
>I would probably do something like:
>
><pre>
>List<int> list = new List<int>();
>if (ActivateAntenna1)
>   list.Add(1);
>if (ActivateAntenna2)
>   list.Add(2);
>
>this.reader.Attributes.SetANTS(list.ToArray());
>

Thanks Paul,
I will try that out. I noticed the samples the third party product show has a trailing comma like below. It doesn't seem normal, any idea why they would have this?

this.reader.Attributes.SetANTS(new int[] { 1, 3, } );  Notice the trailing comma after the three.

Tim