Thanks for the help. You can see my response to Sergey.

Rodd

>>I have a textbox in which the user builds a comma separated list of names. When the user deletes one character of one of the names, I want to delete the whole name. I'm kind of trying to emulate the effect you get in Outlook when you delete attachments from a plain text email. Outlook does not allow you to delete any part of the attachment name.
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>>I trap the BackSpace using the KeyPress event but I have no way of telling where my cursor position (and hence the backspace) is within textbox.Value.
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>>Is there anyway to tell where the cursor was when the user pressed backspace?
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>>Thanks for your help.
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>>Rodd
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