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I guess just a COUNT of how many children would be best.....and if the COUNT is &gt;&nbsp;0 I can make a decision based on that.
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I guess just a COUNT of how many children would be best.....and if the COUNT is > 0 I can make a decision based on that.

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Expert GERENTE:<br />
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Something about your name kept tickling the back of my mind.<br />
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&quot;GERENTE&quot; means &quot;Manager&quot; in Portuguese! &nbsp;So are you a manager?<br />
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I spent a few years down in Sao Paulo, Brazil.<br />
<br />
Mystery solved for my tireless subconscience.<br />
<br />
:)<br />
<br />
Tom
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Expert GERENTE:

Something about your name kept tickling the back of my mind.

"GERENTE" means "Manager" in Portuguese!  So are you a manager?

I spent a few years down in Sao Paulo, Brazil.

Mystery solved for my tireless subconscience.

:)

Tom

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GERENTE means &quot;Manager&quot; in spanish too,<br />
Im Engineer, not manager, and I live in Chile (South America).<br />
;)
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GERENTE means "Manager" in spanish too,
Im Engineer, not manager, and I live in Chile (South America).
;)

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Cool!<br />
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or rather,<br />
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Que Otimo!<br />
<br />
Tom &nbsp;:)
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When I select a node..........how can I determine programmatically if the node has children?
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When I select a node..........how can I determine programmatically if the node has children?

TreeView control....does a child node have children?

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