>Kewl ... and is that the way you had to do it? (virtual property, overridden in subclass?)

Yep, intellsense set's it up for you... basically all you type

public override

it gives you a list of the virtual methods and properties in the parent. You choose the property and it writes this code for you:

public override string Variable
{
	get
	{
	        return base.Variable;
	}
	set
        {
		base.Variable = value;
	}
}

From there it was pretty self-explainatory.

BOb