>>>>>Dan
>>>>
>>>>Programmatic change watches the value in a control. It is fired when the value is changed from code, and interactive change is fired when the user changes the value. It cannot be used to watch the values of other properties
>>>
>>>
>>>Alright, thanks for the info. If that is true though and if I'm
>>>reading the question correctly and he is programatically changing
>>>the Enabled or Visible status, all he would have to do in
>>>addition to changing these properties would be to change a value
>>>in a control. This would in turn trigger the programatic change.
>>>I know . . . a lot of extra work when this can be handled much
>>>better with a timed event. Just curious if this could work.
>>>
>>>Dan
>>
>>I think it could work, but it misses the point. Probably the reason that he wants a virtual 'event' for the changing of these values is so that code can be fired automatically when the value of the properties change. There could be several different places in form, formset, toolbar or anywhere that toggle the enabled property for a given control, and the only way to make sure that your code gets fired when _anyone_ toggles the value is to make a 'virtual' event from a timer.
>
>That makes sense.
>Alright Thanks.
>
>Is there any way to respond without having your message posted,
>like an E-mail in Universal Thread?
>
>Dan

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