VB.Net does support default properties.

However, it does *not * support -parameterless- default properties:

This means that you can still access collection types with the arra
syntax

*MyCollection(6)* would be the same as *MyCollecion.Item(6)*, assumin
that 'Item' was the default property.

However, Range("A1") would return the range object and not it's value
as stated earlier in the thread. This actually allows you to kee
default properties and also lose the *set* keyword.

Nice.

As an aside, it's now much easier to create default properties - yo
just specifiy it in the decaration:

Public *Default* Property Item(Index as Long)
Get
Item = MyBase.Item(Index)
End Get

Set
MyBase.Item(Index) = Value
End Set
End Property

Much nicer than having that wierd thing in the Procedure Propertie
dialogue box in VB

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