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IETreeView - wont remove nodes! Why?

Hi guys

What's up with this code?

TreeNode oldNode = new TreeNode();
oldNode = treeMyTree.GetNodeFromIndex(treeMyTree.SelectedNod eIndex);
treeMyTree.Nodes.Remove(oldNode);

It says the Node can't be found in the Tree, but that's where I just got it
from!

Any ideas?

Cheers
Dan
Nov 19 '05 #1
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