Kris,

Thanks for the suggestion, but it doesn't seem to work!

If I create a lstBox_Change event handler, it does indeed get control when
the user clicks around in the ListBox. However, there appears to be
something that prevents selection change from working from within that event
handler. For example if I execute lstBox.Selected(4) = False from within
that event handler, the 4th item remains selected.

Based on your suggestion, I tried doing something similar using the
lstBox_AfterUpdate event. When I place my code in that event handler I am
able to alter the selected item(s) in the ListBox. This seemed like the
ticket except that under certain conditions, it appears that a whole bunch
of these events can get queued up and then my code goes into a long loop
processing those events. If I break the code while its in that loop and
look at the call stack, there is nothing obvious calling the routine (the
only entry is the frm.Show line executed way earlier).

I also tried using lstBox_BeforeUpdate. I thought that by setting the
Cancel argument to True, I could prevent the change in selection but that
didn't work either.

lstBox_Click is never raised by the types of clicking around in the ListBox
that I'm doing.

So bottom line is, I'm still stuck!

josh





"Kris" wrote in message
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Josh Sale wrote:


Q2: After I populate the ListBox, I'd like to allow the user to scroll
through the ListBox but not change the selected item. I've played around
with various combinations of the Enabled and Locked properties and it
seems like if I disable or lock the control, then scrolling is disabled
along with selection.



save listbox.selected list and restore it when user try to change
selection.