General Event Handling in .NET

James, there is complete listing of a working console application in the How to use section. Create a console application, copy-paste the code into main file and add files from the attached ZIP to the project. It is not my custom to put complete projects because that makes readers lazy and I don't approve that. Reader should always understand the article first, and then use that understanding to correctly assemble a demo project. I'm giving the main function which works, so that anyone who finds interest in the article can create a working demo application on his own.

Thanks, Mike. This method only rarely has application in practice, but when such moment comes then there is no other solution but this. In particular, I've been dealing with event auditing problem and this was the only way I saw as the solution. Next step is in preparation now and it regards auditing of events in Windows Forms application, i.e. auditing events on Control class in particular. Classes that I'm preparing will specialize on Control class and will be able to sniff all events raised in the Windows Forms application without affecting the application in its operation.