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I don't see a way to unselect a node in a TreeView object programmatically. &nbsp;I am using VS2008 and C#.<br />
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What is strange is that the VS2008 MSDN docs state that you just use TreeNode.Selected method to.<br />
It says &quot;Gets or sets a value that indicates whether the node is selected.<br />
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However, there is no Selected method for TreeNode when using VS2008.<br />
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Anybody have a workaround or correction?<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Ted
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I don't see a way to unselect a node in a TreeView object programmatically.  I am using VS2008 and C#.

What is strange is that the VS2008 MSDN docs state that you just use TreeNode.Selected method to.
It says "Gets or sets a value that indicates whether the node is selected.

However, there is no Selected method for TreeNode when using VS2008.

Anybody have a workaround or correction?

Thanks,
Ted

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