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  1. Apr 12th, 2003, 03:49 PM #1
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    ComboBox events?

    There is an event called DropDown, is there any event when the combobox "closes"?
    also when the combobox is open (dropDownList), and the user moves the mouse over an item, that item is highlighted. How can I figure out which item is the mouse over?
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    Re: ComboBox events?

    ComboBox1_Leave event fires when it closes & loses foucs .
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    no, hehe, doesnt fire at all! (I have one control in my test application )
    I found a way anyways. Since it's owner drawn, a DrawItem is fired when the combobox is closed. So in the DrawItem event I can just check for ComboBox.DroppedDown property and see if it is true or not.
    thanks anyways
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