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   soft.public.vb.general.discussion   
   From: tiredofit@nospam.com   
      
   "Nicolas Poirier"  wrote in message   
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   > I have a simple application with one form containing one MonthView   
   > control and a command button labeled "Close" whose only action is to   
   > call "End".   
      
   FWIW, the only action in a Close button event should be "Unload Me".  The   
   End statement is *never* needed in a VB application and can cause harm if   
   used to end an app before all cleanup has been done.  It's nearly impossible   
   to use End completely safely.  Don't use it.   
      
   > It's ennoying to click on a specific date and then have   
   > to click thice on "Close" button to be able to activate the "End".   
   > The first click does bring the focus on the button and the second   
   > activates it.   
   > It should be activated on first click.   
   > I think calling "SetFocus" on each click on the calendar is not a neat   
   > solution.   
   > I've met this ennoyance in many of my programs.   
   >   
   > Does anybody have came up with a way to deal with this double click   
   > ennoyance?   
      
   It's a bug with the MonthView so you've either got to not use that control   
   or work around it somehow.   
      
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