Kevin,

>>Totally different question...how do you set attributes in posts (italics, bold, etc.) I've seen different people do it, and never could figure how. (yes, bad kevin, I should look at the UT on-line help...)

You just put standard HTML tags around things, you know the attributes in the angle brackets < > (plus if you hit reply to a post you can see what tags they've used (you don't have to send the reply)). So, italics are < i > and < /i >, bold is < b > and < /b >, etc. Just take the spaces out of my examples. Use < pre > and < /pre > around code samples to keep the formatting (and create that white space that you see in some posts).

~~Bonnie



>"But this is in the sub-class, right? Mark was talking about a breakpoint in the eventhandler on the form."
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>Actually, no, it was on the form. Unless I'm missing something, I put a break point in the eventhandler on the form, and was able to F11 all the way back.
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>"You wouldn't need to call the base eventhandler ... it's done automatically before your code executes."
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>You're right, you don't need to. My mistake.
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>Totally different question...how do you set attributes in posts (italics, bold, etc.) I've seen different people do it, and never could figure how. (yes, bad kevin, I should look at the UT on-line help...)
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>Thanks,
>Kevin