"Lloyd Sheen" wrote:

> I am just trying to get the event when a user clicks into the
> ToolStripTextBox to allow me to select all the text.  I got an answer to
> handle the click event as an enter.  Well if I do that then I cannot use the
> mouse to select portions of the text.
>
> Is there a answer as to whether the events for ToolStripTextBox such as
> Enter actually are fired.  I cannot see them getting fired.  If so is there
> a workaround that does not destroy mouse events in the ToolStripTextBox such
> as selecting text with the mouse.
>
> thanks
> Lloyd Sheen
>
>

"Terry" <TerryL@nospam.nospam> wrote in message
news:65B5A1AE-3DA9-4109-8F3E-6600B658FEC8@microsoft.com...
> Hi again,
>   As I mentioned the other day, the enter event is being fired, you can
> prove that to yourself by changing the background color in the event.  You
> said the other day that you wanted all the text selected when they entered
> it
> by clicking. As, I said the other day, the mouse event was unselecting the
> text you selected in the enter event.  I don't think you can have it both
> ways.  Why not just let them double click when they want to select all the
> text?
> --
> Terry
>
>
> "Lloyd Sheen" wrote:
>
>> I am just trying to get the event when a user clicks into the
>> ToolStripTextBox to allow me to select all the text.  I got an answer to
>> handle the click event as an enter.  Well if I do that then I cannot use
>> the
>> mouse to select portions of the text.
>>
>> Is there a answer as to whether the events for ToolStripTextBox such as
>> Enter actually are fired.  I cannot see them getting fired.  If so is
>> there
>> a workaround that does not destroy mouse events in the ToolStripTextBox
>> such
>> as selecting text with the mouse.
>>
>> thanks
>> Lloyd Sheen
>>
>>