>>Yes, I had only made the change in the InteractiveChange() method.

>>But I expected that method to generate the error message. Instead,

>>somehow, when I started typing, InteractiveChange() ran to the

>>point where I set the control's Value to a string, executed that

>>line, and then, instead of generating the error message, execution

>>somehow jumped to the

> ^^^^^^^

> The ProgrammaticChange event "[O]ccurs when the value of a

> control is changed in code." You just changed the value of the

> control, so the event fired.

Ah.... Of course. Brain flatulence.

Having changed the code in both methods, my error handler works, so

I'm satisfied.

Issue One remains--but may never be solved.

Thanks.

Ken Dibble

www.stic-cil.org

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