	examples above. It may also be used alone to verify that some
	exception has been thrown, without regard to type. This is
	not a recommended practice since you should normally know
	what exception you are expecting.
<li><b>Throws.TypeOf</b> and <b>Throws.InstanceOf</b> are provided
    as a shorter syntax for this common test. They work exactly like
	the corresponding forms following <b>Throws.Exception</b>.
<li><b>Throws.TargetInvocationException</b>, <b>Throws.ArgumentException</b>
    and <b>Throws.Inva