If you're hell-bent on doing this, put a timer on the form, trap the time
when a click event occurs and then see if it's within a certain amount of
time since the previous check to be considered a double. You could also use
a picture with the appearance of a button and process its container's
dblclick event.
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Windows NT & Internet Solutions
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