Rick, If memory serves, the VB .net example on App Central employs delegates. I'm not currently in a position to review it, but it's well worth a look if you haven't gone through it already.
Steve -------- Original Message -------- From: RicksPlace <[email protected]> Sent: Fri Jun 22 03:34:37 EDT 2012 To: [email protected] Subject: Question About WE EventHandler And Doc Location Hi Guys: I tried to setup a standard Delegate, could be a error in my code but got this message. Value of type 'VBNet2010WETester.LaunchApp.KeyDownDelegate' cannot be converted to WindowEyes.KeyEvents_OnKeyDownEventHandler Is there some documentation on the WindowEyes.KeyEvents_OnKeyDownEventHandler? I didnt find it in the Objects section under Key or other objects unless I missed something and not in the Enumerations under the group of Key related enumeration groups unless, again, I missed it. I am wondering if I need to assign the WindowEyes handler instead of using a native .net Delegate or AddHandler with normal .net parameters as I once saw for an Excel or Office related example, forget exactly which. I will go back and see if I can find it in the Object Browser within the COM definition for WindowEyes objects but I dont recall it off hand. If it is in the WE Docs can you point me to where these are defined- at least the general object or category of objects? Perhaps this is behind the problems I have been having with the Keyboard operations, could be. Thanks: Rick USA -- Stephen Clower App Development & Product Support Gw Micro, Inc. Sent from my phone.
