Hi Agha, Mike is absolutely right and I can tell you why, you are doing the wrong cast. You have a reference to a RECT and you are casting to a RECT. This is what you should do, if you want to keep the cast RECT& RectOne = (RECT**&**) *it; RectOne.left = -1; RECT& RectTwo = (RECT**&**) *it; int left = RectTwo.left; Regards, Fabian

I'm not sure but I think most DOM elements support onmouseover, onmouseout, onmousemove, etc... The word of the day is legs, let's go back to my house and spread the word ;P

I have a Select object (Combo box) which is just under the menu bar. When my mouse hover the menu a drop down menu shows up, this is correct behavior. The Select object always has high precedence, so my menu items show beneath Select object (Combo box). My real question was to bring menu item above the Select object (Combo box). There must be a way. Try in HTML file any two objects, where one of them should be Select object. Try to change the z-order. You just can not. Thanks for reply Agha

Does User click any option then submit form immediately? I think it is impossible to use pure html here. Thinking-Asking-Thinking

Agha Khan wrote: Dear Richard Deeming: Thank you for a kind reply. It does work perfectly. Let me ask you another question. You might know the answer. I created a calendar, which has a table. Every cell of the calendar (table) has a text associated (Date) with it. The user can double click to select the text, but I want to prevent that. Do you any ideas how we can stop double click? By the way I went to UMIST (Manchester, UK) for my BS in Mathematics. Best regards, Agha Try adding onselectstart="return false;" to your table. "These people looked deep within my soul and assigned me a number based on the order in which I joined." - Homer

It is true that I am talking about javascript in the html page. Perhaps you have noticed the system process the default implementation first and then returns control to your custom functions. Take this example function OnDblClick() { alert("Hello"); return false; } Before displaying the Hello it already selected the text. So returning false or true has no effect. There must be another way. Still I do not know. Thank you very much for your reply.