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I want to cancel either a mouse click, mouse up, or mouse down even when it occurs on my .NET control.
I was hoping there would be a Cancel parameter in the EventArgs but I do not see one like in the TreeView.BeforeCheck.
Is there another way I could do this or another event I should listen to?
Just override the handler and don’t call the base class function.