As Ken indicated there is no way in standard Treeview to avoid
triggering a node.
If you are open to using a commercial Treeview component take a look at
TList.
TList will allow you to set up a node as unselectable and/or
unactivatable.
These are in fact separate settings so you can say a node can be
activated
( have focus rectangle ) but not selectable, or you can prevent both.
Note also that if a node is set as non-activatable, use of arrow keys
to move up and down through the tree will skip over such a node.
For further information see
www.Bennet-Tec.com
or drop me a note by e-mail ( please include a copy of this note and
your original posting )
Jeff Bennett
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