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   soft.public.vb.general.discussion   
   From: nobody@nowhere.com   
      
   You can use the mouse down event on the command button instead of the click   
   event to action on the first press. You'll also need some the code in the   
   Click event for keyboard users. You may need some logic to prevent double   
   presses.   
      
   Another plan is to design your own calendar control, that way if you use XP   
   themes the calendar doesn't look so out of place.   
      
   Regards   
   Dave O.   
      
   "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".   
   > 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?   
   >   
   > Thank you   
   > Nicolas Poirier   
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