>George,
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>>I agree with your assesment. However, I think what's going on is that the MouseOver event fires regardless of whether or not the When event executes. This is consistent with both what I know and have read about Combobox behavior.
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>IMHO MouseOver() and MouseLeave() should at least fire regardless of When() returning .f. these events really have nothing to do with the control getting focus, until the user presses a mouse button. I'd say that MouseDown(), MouseUp() and Click() should maybe not fire if GotFocus() does not occur, but I could understand why they do fire. I definately think that these mouse events should fire ProgChange() if GotFocus() doesn't occur. (and I've not had so much tequila, Shiner and champagne to cloud my humble opinions tonight *LOL*)

< bg >My feelings exactly.

>Happy New Year my friend!

And the same to you too, David. I was disappointed, BTW, that you weren't at Whilfest. While I met many of the friends I've made on-line there, you, unfortunately, weren't among them. Still, it's something to look forward to.

Best and kindest regards to you and your's for the coming year,