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Look at this Black Jack
http://www.codeproject.com/csharp/blackjack.asp [http://www.codeproject.com/csharp/blackjack.asp]

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I'm working on a card program that gives the user the ability to select different decks. &nbsp;I'm going to display the decks using pictureboxes. &nbsp;I would like it so that when a user clicks on a deck, there is some form of outline so they know which deck is currently selected. &nbsp;Then, based on that selection, when they click OK, it passes a variable back to the original form to indicate which deck was selected. &nbsp;Does anyone know an easy way to do this or can it only be done using a radio button?
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I'm working on a card program that gives the user the ability to select different decks.  I'm going to display the decks using pictureboxes.  I would like it so that when a user clicks on a deck, there is some form of outline so they know which deck is currently selected.  Then, based on that selection, when they click OK, it passes a variable back to the original form to indicate which deck was selected.  Does anyone know an easy way to do this or can it only be done using a radio button?

PictureBox Selection?

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