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James,<br />
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Thank you what I ended up doing was the mouse event with right and left then save the results to a global variable and work it form there<br />
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WPF is the best answer
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James,

Thank you what I ended up doing was the mouse event with right and left then save the results to a global variable and work it form there

WPF is the best answer

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I have a dynamically created ContextMenuStrip &nbsp;that I am creating click handlers for &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; <br />
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&nbsp;AddHandler reportsContextMenuStrip.It<wbr />emClicked,<wbr /> AddressOf cMenu_Click &nbsp;&lt;&lt; Works Fine<br />
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I am trying to create either a double click or preferable &nbsp;a right mouse click (opposite Mouse Click)<br />
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&nbsp;AddHandler reportsContextMenuStrip.Mo<wbr />useDoubleC<wbr />lick, AddressOf cMenuDouble_Click &nbsp;&lt;&lt;-- Does not seem to fire<br />
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Please any help is appreciated
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I have a dynamically created ContextMenuStrip  that I am creating click handlers for         

 AddHandler reportsContextMenuStrip.ItemClicked, AddressOf cMenu_Click  << Works Fine

I am trying to create either a double click or preferable  a right mouse click (opposite Mouse Click)
 
 AddHandler reportsContextMenuStrip.MouseDoubleClick, AddressOf cMenuDouble_Click  <<-- Does not seem to fire

Please any help is appreciated

ContextMenustrip Double Click Handler

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