This blog will describe some of the learning experiences that I have with .NET, some personal projects that I'm working on, and whatever other topics tickle my fancy.
Here's a good description on how to create and use a custom configuration handler from within your Windows Form application. You can use this to save application settings data that's specific to your application, but do it in the same .config file that the .NET Framework uses to save it's settings information.
This post shows how to persist name value pairs and dictionaries, but you can also do other classes as well.