Detecting touchscreen clicks on ListView

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I'm working on getting a Windows Mobile 5.0 Smartphone application I
wrote running on a Windows Mobile 5.0 PocketPC device. I'm using .NET
2.0 and Visual Studio 2008.

I'm using a ListView control to display a menu of available activities
to the user. On the SmartPhone the user would choose an item by
navigating to it with their directional pad (or equivalent) and
pressing the select button in the middle of the pad (or equivalent).

On a device with a touchscreen, I would like items to activate when
they are tapped. It seems confusing to me (and has been confusing to
our early users) that you have to double-click on a menu item to
activate it, or click on it and press Enter.

I cannot find a way to tell when an item is clicked.
SelectedIndexChanged will be fired, but it will also be fired when the
user moves to the item with the directional pad, whether or not they
activate it with the select button.

Does anybody know of a way to do this?

Thanks!

----Scott.
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