change the Default Event of a control in Visual Studio

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Is it possible to change the Default Event of a control in Visual Studio ?

i.e; When we DBl click on a Textbox it Opens Code Editor window and the default Event is Text Changed. Can i change it to Click Event, So that it will come by default as click :(

Posted 12-Jul-10 1:56am

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**R. Giskard Reventlov** · Answer 1 · 2010-07-12T02:03:00

Yes: couple of ways to do this: easiest is open the page in design view. Select the control, right-click, properties. Click the 'Events' button (looks like a lightning bolt). Select the event you require and either select a method you already have or double-click and it will create the event for you.

εїзεїзεїз · Answer 2 · 2010-07-12T02:13:00

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Thanks for Answering , It is a good answer , but i want to change the Default Behavior not for one control but for all the controls

Posted 12-Jul-10 2:13am

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R. Giskard Reventlov 12-Jul-10 9:53am

Firstly, do not use an answer to respond; simply use a comment. Secondly, I have given you the answer if you stop to think and read my answer properly.

Sandeep Mewara 12-Jul-10 11:00am

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Should be a cooment to the answer!