Bob,
I am glad to hear that I can set my collection object as the datasource, but it didn't work as smoothly as I antisipated.

this.myComboBox.DataSource = myCollection;

I have 4 items in this collection at runtime and the combobox displayed 4 elements but those elements were all class names (including namespace).
It just occured to me that I might have to implement ToString() for the class in the collection, is that correct?

Einar


>Yep, just set the collection as the data source. We do this all the time, binding combos to our custom collections that contain business objects.