Excellent point. I will have to go and test that out. No doubt Something will need to be changed. :)

>Only a comment on that. Be careful to the value received by the Property Let. Even if you have an enumeration with a finite number of items, someone can pass a numeric value directly that is out of the enum.
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>>>How does one create a dropdown list in the properties window. I have a control with multiple styles and i want to display a dropdown with meaningfull verbage rather than have a box that only accepts numbers hoping the user knows 0 is up, 2 is down...
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>>>Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
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>>OK if anyone is interested I have found the answer. Sometimes I believe it helps to ask in a forum as you have to formulate a meaningful question, which helps to clear your head a little. You step back and often a thought occurs and viola, the creative process is restored. This is an answer to my own thread!
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Public Enum MyCoolListOfOptions
>>   Left = 0
>>   Right = 1
>>   Up = 2
>>   Down = 3
>>End Enum
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>>Private m_eStyle As MyCoolListOfOptions ' establish a mod level var
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>>Public Property Get Style() As MyCoolListOfOptions
>>   Style = m_eStyle    ' If asked be able to reply
>>End Property
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>>Public Property Let Style(ByVal eStyle As MyCoolListOfOptions)
>>    Debug.Print eStyle       ' For testing
>>    m_eStyle = eStyle        ' If told be able to assign
>>    PropertyChanged "Style"  ' Update property
>>End Property