Nope, you didn't lose me, you're making sense. Unfortunately, I've not used the Compact Framework, so maybe I should have just kept my mouth shut! <g>

Does the CF implement a ListView? If so, does it implement it's click event?

~~Bonnie



>Bonnie,
>Yes it does and yes I could use the SelectedIndexChanged event, but consider this example.
>I have a listbox with several items. Each item defines an action. something like this (the following lines are items in the listobx:
>Display form A
>Display form B
>Display form C
>Display form D
>so when I click on the "Display form B" item I want to open form B.
>
>So lets say I put the code in the SelectedIndexChanged handler. If I use the stylus and click on an item the correct form opens and things are good. BUT lets say I want to use my arrow keys to navigate the listbox. The SelectedIndexChanged will fire every time I change the selected index (very appropriate name <s>) so if I am on the first item and want to open the 3rd item I first have to open the 2nd item before I can move to the 3rd item (if I am using the arrow keys).
>
>So this is a problem and I move my code and trap the arrow keys in the KeyPressed event and things are great again until I notice that now my frikkin stylus clicks don't work anymore. <bg>
>
>On the PC it is very simple cuz the Click event is implemented.
>
>Hope my example makes sense, if it doesn't please let me know where I lost you.
>
>Einar
>
>>Does it implement the .SelectedIndexChanged event?
>>
>>~~Bonnie
>>
>>>The listbox click event is not implemented in the compact framework. (I find that extreemly odd but ohh well)
>>>How can I "fake" a click event for the listbox?
>>>
>>>Thanks,
>>>Einar