>>You can use the checkboxes feature in a treeview control to indicate that multiple nodes are selected, but I also need to mark one or more nodes as a subset of the selected nodes. I was hoping I could make the font for a node bolded, but I'm not seeing that as a property of the node. Hopefully, I'm just missing it. Can anyone provide direction here?
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>Are you using the MS "MSComctlLib.TreeCtrl.2" tree view, or something else?
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>IF VARTYPE(_screen.tree) = 'O'
>	_screen.RemoveObject('tree')
>ENDIF
>_screen.AddObject('tree','myTreeContainer')
>_screen.tree.Visible = .T.
>
>LOCAL cKey, oNode
>cKey = SYS(2015)
>oNode = _screen.tree.oleTree.Nodes.Add(,1,m.cKey,'TestRoot',0)
>oNode.Expanded = .T.
>oNode = _screen.tree.oleTree.Nodes.Add(m.cKey,4,SYS(2015),'TestNode',0)
>oNode.Bold = .T.
>RETURN
>
>DEFINE CLASS myTreeContainer as Container
>	BackStyle = 0
>	BorderWidth = 0
>	Width = 200
>	ADD OBJECT oleTree as oleControl WITH ;
>		OleClass = 'MSComctlLib.TreeCtrl.2', Height = 150
>ENDDEFINE
>

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>
>hth
>-Stefan

I should have just gone ahead and tried Bold. I tried FontBold, but that's more of a VFP property name. And I inspected the node object in the debugger (I pass it from the NodeCheck method to a method on my form), but all it showed as properties was Selected and Checked. I thought that was odd, but figured maybe it just didn't have too many properties. There was some documentation on the Internet, but a lot of this was .NET stuff and I was unclear if that was the same control or not. Anyway, plain old Bold worked fine. Thanks.