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    Changing Events in c#

    Hello...
    I am very very very new to c#.
    In vb.net,we used to just select the control click on the events to change the code for that event..
    In c# how do I do the same?
    Like,if I double click on a button,I get the click event of the button even in c#...
    but,how do I change the event to like mouse over or something??
    Please help..
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    Re: Changing Events in c#

    Click the events button in the properties window then double click the event you want to edit.

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    Re: Changing Events in c#

    Hey ...
    Thanks so much..I got it
    Godwin

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    Re: Changing Events in c#

    more on events..... read this example thread
    http://www.vbforums.com/showthread.php?t=357956
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    Re: Changing Events in c#

    Thanks Polite,You're a hero man
    Godwin

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