You're welcome, Al. Glad I could help ...

~~Bonnie



>Hi Bonnie,
>
>Thanks for your help on this - I've got it working now. Once again, thanks.
>
>Al
>
>>Since Form B is a dialog, control won't return to Form A until the user closes Form B. When a user closes a DialogForm, the form is not disposed. So, your calling form can access public properties on the DialogForm. So, all you have to do is make the property on Form B public, and then access it from Form A once control returns there.
>>

>>frmSelect.ShowDialog()
>>int i = frmSelect.TreeItemSelected
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>>
>>~~Bonnie