Is it possible to set the properties of a button to act the same way as a click event but with the right click instead of the left.  What I am trying to do is if the button is clicked (left click) the total of a text box is subtracted by one (this part is working fine) but what I also want to do is if the same button is right clicked then 1 is added to the text box.

Hello. Offhand, in VB6, you could deal with the MouseDown event. It has an argument to determine whether is clicked the left or right button, as following

' === VB6 code === Private Sub btnTest_MouseDown(Button As Integer, Shift As Integer, X As Single, Y As Single)     ' see help of MouseDown event for Button's argument avaliable values     If Button = 2 Then MsgBox "Right-click on command button" End Sub

Yet, the KeyDown event with the KeyCode argument set on vbKeyRButton seems not working.
This principle applies to VB6, so have a look if there is a similar property in VB.Net

Hope it helps

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Also, you can use

    Private Sub btnTest_MouseDown(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.Windows.Forms.MouseEventArgs) Handles btnClose.MouseDown
        If e.Button = Windows.Forms.MouseButtons.Right Then
           'code goes here
        else
             if e.button = windows.forms.mousebuttons.left then
                'code goes here
           endif
        End If
    End Sub