>Take a look at Paul Seriff's article in Code magazine about a web config class. It nicly extends the app config stuff built into .Net giving you caching and strongly typed config items.
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>It is in the issue with the "Hand" on the cover... Oct/Sep 2002 I think it is.

I'm not that in favor of using a Web.config approach. I always like my global properties to be within the class files among the framework level. From Rick's suggestion, I was able to accomplish that. This works well.