Neil,
Thanks for your reply. I must have either missunderstood the M$ docs or somehow throught that you could overload based on different return type. I know I have read that the out keyword can be used to overload a method, but thanks for bringing it to my attention.

Sincerely,
Einar
>Einar,
>
>You can't overload methods by return value but you can overload the method signature/parameter list and use the C# out keyword on parameter by parameter basis. This will allow you to propogate a single/series of values back to the caller and still return a value. The following snippet is taken from MSDN:-
>

>class MyClass
>{
>   public void MyMethod(int i) {i = 10;}
>   public void MyMethod(out int i) {i = 10;}
>}
>

>
>Regards
>Neil