>My if condition is never true. I think that I am converting the TextBox.Text property to a decimal value by using the decimal.Parse( ) method, but it does nto work. So, I must be wrong. Anyone see a glaring problem here?
>
>You know, for me, this is a whole lot easier to debug in Visual FoxPro.
>
>Cecil
>
>

>        private void basePriceTextBox_Leave(object sender, EventArgs e)
>        {
>            if (decimal.Parse(this.basePriceTextBox.Text) > 1)
>            {
>                this.stereoCheckBox.Enabled = true;
>                this.leatherInteriorCheckBox.Enabled = true;
>                this.computerNavigationCheckBox.Enabled = true;
>            }
>
>        }
>

Cecil,
With 2005 it looks like I won't be much help but anyway here is what I think.
Is there an error handler that supresses exception messages or not subscribed to event? What happens if you put say:

MessageBox.Show(this.basePriceTextBox.Text);
decimal dec = decimal.Parse(this.basePriceTextBox.Text);
if ( dec != null )
  MessageBox.Show(dec.ToString());

there. Does it get executed? If not than event is not subscribed? ie: Does this exist in code.

this.basePriceMaskedTextBox.Leave += new System.EventHandler(this.basePriceMaskedTextBox_Leave);

Cetin