Ive directly emailed you a response since CP Seems to have deleted/removed my first attempt - might have been an issue with the new database server's ... 'G'

Did you try the new Natural Ergonomic 4000. My first natural ergo keyboard but it is so good I doubt if I'll ever use another keyboard again. Posted about it on my blog here: http://briandela.com/blog/archive/2005/09/26/781.aspx[^] Regards, Brian Dela :-) Blog^ Co-author of The Outlook Answer Book... Go on, order^ it today!

Susan Hernandez wrote: but before the feed, the newsletter was the only way I knew of new I don't really use the feed - it fills up too fast and I found I never really read it. The newsletter, I do read. Most of the new articles that I read are from links in the newsletter - although having said that I've not really been getting much past Chris' introduction lately. :-O My: Blog | Photos "Man who stand on hill with mouth open will wait long time for roast duck to drop in." -- Confucious

My favorite was always 58008. I won't spell it out here :) Brigg Thorp Senior Software Engineer Timex Corporation

I did not realize I could see the output there :-O. I fired it up, and yes, I can see the output in the output window. I still cannot see it in DebugView though! I tried the suggestion from the other poster to add a trace listener app.config section but that didn't seem to work. I can get a lot of information, though, just by using the output window. Man, I feel like an amateur!

Marc Clifton wrote: Of course you should post. I was pretty nervous about my first article (Organic Programming, hehehe). If you want a proof-reader, send it my way and I'll look it over. Marc: I had asked a while ago on CodeProject's lounge about writing articles. You commented that you might be willing to proof-read it ... are you still willing? I have finally finished a first draft, and I have posted the information on my blog[^] with a link to where the sample article resides and a section for posting comments. If you'd give it a once-over when you get time, I'd really appreciate it. All I'm looking for is blatant errors - things I'm saying that are completely wrong or off base. I know I won't be perfect, and that's OK - I just don't want to give misinformation. And I'd be happy to send you some jellybelly's..... :-)

Holey crap - that looks intense. Thank you very much for pointing me at that article, that's exactly what I needed. Sue :-D

I must be misunderstanding your problem because I cant seem to see where the problem is. Lets see if I got it straight: 1)You have a MDI application with a main MDIParent Form 2)U have a MDIChild form A maximized 3)In A u have a button or whatever that opens up a Form B through Show() or ShowDialog(this) (actually, the owner will always be the MdiParent, MdiChilds cannot own forms, but the Framework will do that for u). If thats how it is then textboxes will work perfectly fine in Form B., U can select with mouse and whatever. Are u using normal TextBoxes or are u using your own derived classes?