As with most of the people who decide to join this forum, I\'m rather new to VB. So far, most of my problems have been answered by a simple search, but this time around I wasn\'t so lucky, even after several attempts.
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\r\nI\'m using Visual Basic for Visual Studio 2005 at the moment, and basically what I\'m trying to do is prevent my users from manually typing in a choice in a combo box that isn\'t in the selection I\'ve given them. It\'s an unbound source, so it should be simple enough... I\'m just having a hard time finding the right events/methods to use to do this in a neater manner than having to brute force it over the whole list. It feels too messy.
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\r\nEdit: So far I\'ve tried using the ComboBox.Validated() event, but somehow this seems counterproductive to me - I want the event to trigger when the contents are not valid, not when they\'re valid.
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\r\nApologies in advance if I put this in the wrong forum or if I didn\'t give the right info somehow... hopefully my first shot at asking for help wasn\'t a bad one.