Avoiding a second click on a toolstrip button

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Robert Jones

I have a toolstrip button on a windows form. If my form does not have focus,
when the user clicks on the toolstrip button nothing happens, and they have
to click a second time for the button to operate.

A System.Windows.Forms.Button also on the form does respond immediately -
even if the form does not have focus.

Is it possible to make the System.Windows.Forms.ToolStripButton respond
immediately also?
 
Cant you do some kind of handling on the onfocus? So catch it gaining focus
and say, ok gained focus, was it from a mouse click, if so what button am i
on, do mouse click for that button? Something like that?
 
Thanks for the suggestion - I've been trying to see what other events I can
respond to on the form rather than the object.

I added a list box and wrote a line for numerous events from the form when I
click on the toolstripbutton, the only event I am getting is the form
activate, and I can't seem to identify from that even what object was
clicked on - looking at the sender and EventArgs objects.

Does anyone have any other ideas?
 

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