.NET Framework - context Menu

Hello
I have a Inherited Text Box
I have Created a ContextMenu() for the class

Now when i Use the Text box in the Code
I can Add items to the Context Menu

When i Show the form and Textboxes all is fine

even when i right click the text box and i do see my option....

The Problem i having is i have 6 Textboxes Representiong 6 Different
Physical Drive or unc Paths on the network

so when im in the ContextMenu Event , I Cant See which TextBox Control owns
this specific Context Menu

Any Help
thank you

  Joe Cool replied to msnews.microsoft.com

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Did you try the SourceControl property?

  msnews.microsoft.com replied to Joe Cool

Thats It
Thank you very much Sir



Did you try the SourceControl property?

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