Thanks for the suggestion - I've been trying to see what other events I can
respond to on the form rather than the object.
I added a list box and wrote a line for numerous events from the form when I
click on the toolstripbutton, the only event I am getting is the form
activate, and I can't seem to identify from that even what object was
clicked on - looking at the sender and EventArgs objects.
Does anyone have any other ideas?
"Daniel" <Da*****@vestryonline.comwrote in message
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Cant you do some kind of handling on the onfocus? So catch it gaining
focus and say, ok gained focus, was it from a mouse click, if so what
button am i on, do mouse click for that button? Something like that?
"Robert Jones" <ro**********@btopenworld.comwrote in message
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>>I have a toolstrip button on a windows form. If my form does not have
focus, when the user clicks on the toolstrip button nothing happens, and
they have to click a second time for the button to operate.
A System.Windows.Forms.Button also on the form does respond immediately -
even if the form does not have focus.
Is it possible to make the System.Windows.Forms.ToolStripButton respond
immediately also?
