Good Morning All: I had some 'spare' time and decided to update a form in one of the systems I have written. The form has a listbox that has either an array or a cursor populate it as its rowsource. The idea is to be able to drag and drop items from the listbox into the textboxes (there are 29 textboxes on the form). The textboxes can also have a drag and drop between them. So you can drag and drop from the listbox to a textbox then drag and drop from the textbox to another textbox on the form. This works great and has been working as expected for a number of years with no issues. So now one of the updates was to add to the textbox contents often added key words. I did this via a rightclick to make visible a container with an optionbuttons that had the words. This also works as expected. So now the problem... The mouse buttons swap themselves after a drag and drop between the textboxes until a right click (now the primary mouse button) and a left click is issued and not from a mouse click construct. Actual clicking of the mouse buttons needs to be done in order to put the mouse buttons back to normal. The mouse buttons do not swap themselves on a drag and drop from the listbox to the textboxes. The drag and drop between the textboxes is the issue with the rightclick in there to bring up MS says in KB187743 that this is normal behavior and the work around is to put a nodefault before the oledrag(.t.) of the object (textbox). So I did that and no luck. It would be very confusing to the users to right and left click to correct the mouse buttons. So what am I missing? I've spent way too much time on this and accomplished nothing. How does everyone else do this sequence without the mouse debacle? Thanks for any help. Regards,
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