Event handling an array of controls

I have a number of LinkLabel controls on a form, and I want to write a
single handler for all of them, where the handler will determine which
LinkLabel has been clicked, and action can then be taken using a Select Case
structure. I am aware that an event handler can handle multiple events, but
rather than having:

Handles LinkLabel1.LinkClicked, LinkLabel2.LinkClicked,
LinkLabel3.LinkClicked ...

I would like to use an array:

Handles myArrayOfLinkLabels.LinkClicked

This method would allow one to add additional controls and have then handled
without modifying the handler each time. I am certain that in my distant
past I have come across this (before .NET, I think).

Can anyone advise how to achieve what I have described above, or maybe
provide a relevant link?

Thanks in advance,
IMB


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