C#

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Control c = Controls.Find("name", true);   // if this is a Form<br />
Control c = panelXYZ.Controls.Find("name", true);   // if panelXYZ is a Panel ...<br />

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   EventHandler eh;
   eh = New EventHandler(SomeEventHandler);
   a.SomeEvent += eh;
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this way you could later detach the event handler too, like so:<br />
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   a.SomeEvent -= eh; //(as long as eh still references your event handler!)
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The second way seems to be a shortcut for the first (in which the compiler automatically generates the code that instantiated the delegate and than passes it your function).<br />
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Hope this helps, but your best bet is to do some reading on delegates and event handlers in C#. <br />
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