>My issue is really with the TreeView and the HitTest() method.
>
>After you provided my with the logic for PixelsToTwips, I been testing my drag-n-drop. If you can picture this, Windows Explorer has the same interface that I am trying to implement in my app. I highlight items in the ListView and drag them to a TreeView Node(all I need to know is what node the use dropped on), however, if the node that I drop my items is not the one currently expanded, HitTest() returns the TreeView's Root Node object.
>
>As far as you know is there anything else that I need to do in the TreeView OLEDragDrop Method other than what I've alreay tried
>
>TreeView.OLEDragDrop Method
>---------------------------
>LPARAMETERS data, effect, button, shift, x, y
>
>*-- Pixels to Twips
>m.lnXTwips = 0
>m.lnYTwips = 0
>THISFORM.PixelsToTwips( @lnXTwips, @lnYTwips )
>
>*-- TreeView node user dropped on
>THIS.DropHighLight = THIS.HitTest( x * m.lnXTwips, y * m.lnYTwips )
>
>*-- At this point I would perform my operation
>
>Thanks

I should check my code when I get home. BTW didn't get why you recalculate twips
each time in TreeView.OLEDragDrop Method? You can do it just once in form.Load method and store to the form properties.