I've never tried what you're doing, but my gut feeling is that you're going
to have to just put your user control in a form (VB not Windows Forms) or
make it a windowed control.
"Mikey" <Mikey@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Yep, I got the hwnd from Spy+ and tried setfocus, setforeground,
> enablewindow, sending various messages that I thought might have anything
> to
> do with it via sendmessage...I hit all my buttons. I checked
> IsWindowEnabled
> api and it returned true. I'm using vb6. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I
> dont
> think the windows form option is readily available to me. Thanks.