>I'm trying to figure out the physical location of the blinking text cursor (caret) in an editbox so that I can popup a context menu at the appropriate place for KEYBOARD users. (I know how to do this for mouse users)
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>I've tried using row(), col() and the Windows GetCaretPos() API (thanks Sergey!). Both these techniques seem to provide the same information so I assume that row() and col() actually call GetCaretPos() for their info.
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>The problem with row()/col() and GetCaretPos() is that both these techniques fail to update their coordinates when a user moves the cursor (caret) with the keyboard cursor keys (left, right, up, down, home, end) or when the user changes the cursor (caret) position by clicking in a new area of an editbox.
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>So ... how can one force GetCaretPos() to refresh itself so that keyboard and mouse changes to cursor (caret) position are recognized and reflected in the value returned by GetCaretPos() (or row()/col() output)?
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>Thanks!
>Malcolm

Just a swag, what happens if you call interactive change from the keypress event of the editbox when any of those keys are pressed? (and from mouse up to handle the mouse)