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    RB Emphasys
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    Hello All, I was wondering if there is an easy way to create the event handlers for objects. I know that simply clicking on them brings up their default event handler, such as Form_Load. Is there a way to do this for say, right_click, or any of the other events of any object through the ide? Rather than just typing it in. Thanks, Ryan

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      Hello All, I was wondering if there is an easy way to create the event handlers for objects. I know that simply clicking on them brings up their default event handler, such as Form_Load. Is there a way to do this for say, right_click, or any of the other events of any object through the ide? Rather than just typing it in. Thanks, Ryan

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      Perhaps you have missed to look the VS.NET events. open up your project in VS.NET 2002/3 click F4 or Click "View" -> Properties Window" now go click any UI, and click on any Control of your wish :-O In properties window you will see lightning bolt (2n'd after A-Z sorting order) click there on Lightning bolt which is event and its the destination of all events :laugh: Paresh

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        Perhaps you have missed to look the VS.NET events. open up your project in VS.NET 2002/3 click F4 or Click "View" -> Properties Window" now go click any UI, and click on any Control of your wish :-O In properties window you will see lightning bolt (2n'd after A-Z sorting order) click there on Lightning bolt which is event and its the destination of all events :laugh: Paresh

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        yea, im an idiot.

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