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    for that matter, why doesn't the Combo1_changed event fire when I select a different item in the list? AARRRRGGGGHHH!!! I'm gonna go home and sleep.. this sucks.

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    The Comboboxes Change Event if for Monitoring Changes in the TextEntry Area, to Execute Code after a Selection Change, use the Click Event.

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    The flip answer is that "it's not supposed to", but here is what MSDN help has to say about the Change event
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    [The change event occurs when a user] changes the text in the text box portion of the control. Occurs only if the Style property is set to 0 (Dropdown Combo) or 1 (Simple Combo) and the user changes the text or you change the Text property setting through code.
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    You probably know this, but it's the Click event that fires when you select a different item in the list.


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    Ok, thanks guys.

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