RaiseEvent BindingNavigator

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On my form I have a tabcontrol with a few pages on it. One page is
called Members and one is called Browse. On the browse page is a
datagrid. On the Members page is a BindingNavigator strip.

The DB has too many columns to be easily viewed without scrolling so
I'm trying to make it so when a row in the Browse tab is double
clicked it will bring the Members page into focus, which I have. But I
also want to have the BindingNavigator change it's current record to
the one double clicked.

Here's what I'm trying

Private Sub DataGridView1_DoubleClick(ByVal sender As Object,
ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles DataGridView1.DoubleClick
BindingNavigatorPositionItem.Text = 5
TabControl1.SelectTab(2)
RaiseEvent BindingNavigatorPositionItem_LostFocus()
End Sub

After googling, and searching help, it seems to say you cannot call
native handlers. Only an explicitly declared one.

My question's are:
How can I do what I'm trying to do?
Is it possible to raise a native event, and if so how?

Please don't get too technical on the explanation, at least where data
binding is concerned.
 
Does no one have an answer for this question? It still has me stumped.
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WOOT! Nevermind. I just figured out a solution that works so I don't
really need this answered. All I needed to do was this:

MembershipBindingSource.Position = DataGridView1.CurrentRow.Index

And it updates to the row double clicked on.
 
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