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you can read some workarounds here.<br />
<a href="http://www.vbforums.com/showthread.php?500021-Mouse-Over-Event-on-a-Combobox" rel="ugc">http://www.vbforums.com/showthread.php?500021-Mouse-Over-Event-on-a-Combobox</a><br />
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I don't have VB6 &nbsp;although everyone says not available.
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you can read some workarounds here.
http://www.vbforums.com/showthread.php?500021-Mouse-Over-Event-on-a-Combobox [http://www.vbforums.com/showthread.php?500021-Mouse-Over-Event-on-a-Combobox]

I don't have VB6  although everyone says not available.

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Listbox is not an option. How about mouse move event which detects a location or something like that. I think I have have seen somewhere about it
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Listbox is not an option. How about mouse move event which detects a location or something like that. I think I have have seen somewhere about it

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I knew there would be genius out here which would give incredible suggestions.<br />
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Fantastic ! Thank you
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I knew there would be genius out here which would give incredible suggestions.

Fantastic ! Thank you

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Glad I could help.<br />
BTW, you can set MousePointer/MouseIcon properties in design mode as well
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Glad I could help.
BTW, you can set MousePointer/MouseIcon properties in design mode as well

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I need to make mousepointer change to hand when hover on combo box.<br />
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I could do this for command buttons since they have mouse move event<br />
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But the problem is, combo box does not support mouse move event.<br />
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Any ideas?
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I need to make mousepointer change to hand when hover on combo box.

I could do this for command buttons since they have mouse move event

But the problem is, combo box does not support mouse move event.

Any ideas?

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