>>>>Is there a way to define a public property of a class to only be avaiable in its own DLL? Basically, some of them, I do not want to expose them in the application level, which includes the Framework.dll in the References. So, when someone establishes an object reference to a class of the framework, I only want to expose some properties that are public and not all of them.
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>>>In C# the internal modifier will scope visibility to the assembly in which the property is declared.
>>>Isn't the VB.NET equivalent 'Friend'
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>>I knew that one! I knew it! <g>
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>Too slow :-}
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>>Have a good weekend. I am expecting a good one myself, including this event all day tomorrow --
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>>http://www.wi-ineta.org/DesktopDefault.aspx?tabid=211
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>You attending ALL events ?
>Potawatomi Bingo Casino ?

I probably will go to all of them, since I am very interested in the last session and want to be around for the prize giveaway -- must be present to win. Last year I actually won a book, and I never win anything in raffles. There are some big ticket items in there, such as licenses to the top end versions of .NET developer tools like Infragistics and Telerik.

The Potawatomi were/are an Indian tribe in this area. As far as the casino, Wisconsin allows casino gambling with the condition that the casinos must be owned by Native Americans. The .NET event is held in an auditorium like space in the middle of the casino, which is several stories high. Last year a lot of attendees were ducking out into the gambling areas between sessions and I am sure the same will be true tomorrow.