>>>Just this TopLevel form application. The other applications I have are not in a top level form, and they do not have that same behaviour.
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>>Another workaround, alternative to Alan's suggestion, and one that doesn't require custom code, is to change .SelectOnEntry = .T.
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>Thank you Hilmar,
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>I found another workaround, Keeps the behaviour just as I expect it to be, without a worry of when a user enters the textbox highlighting some text with the mouse.
>In the LostFocus Event, add the following line:
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This.SelStart = 0
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>Tracy
That looks both simple and effective.
Suggestions: 1) Don't forget you can do this in your base classes. 2) You may want to make this dependent on some condition; for instance:
if not This.SelectOnEntry
This.SelStart = 0
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