>If you mean that you need to access other properties/methods of the Parser class from the RWTCOverride method then ?:

Public Class ClassThatOverridesAParserMethod
>    Dim loParser As Parser
>    Public Function GetPage() As Boolean
>        loParser = New Parser()
>        loParser.Handler = AddressOf RWTCOverride
>        Return loParser.ParseForTable()
>    End Function
>
>    Function RWTCOverride() As Boolean
>        'Access the Parser e.g:
>        Dim s As String = loParser.SomeItem
>        Return False
>    End Function
>End Class

Ok, using it as a Public property would work. I can reference a loParser.cValue as is in the Override method.

>I think we're at cross purposes here. I don't understand why, given a Parser object with the correct behaviour, you need any override code in the class that uses it.

I just thought you mentioned there would be a simpler way to accomplish this.

Thanks