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On Sat, 19 Aug 2006 14:09:14 -0700, "Remy Lebeau \(TeamB\)"
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>"Michel Leunen" <nospam@noreply.please> wrote in message 
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>> Why? Since a TLabel is not a windowed control, it can't have focus.
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>Non-windowed controls can still be clicked on.  Case in point - your 
>approach is using mouse events, even though TLabel does not receive focus. 
>TLabel can handle mouse events, and thus can also handle clicks.  It does 
>has a published OnClick event, and it works fine.  All controls have that 
>event, even though they don't all publish it.
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>> IMO, using the OnMouseUp event is equally good, isn't it?
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>A click requires a mouse up, but a mouse up does not always mean a click 
>occured.
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What if they TAB through the form, and then hit the enter button when
they get to the browser link?

I always uses a speedbutton.  It gives that 'activated' look anyway
when the mouse is over it and it has Flat set to true.

I wish there was a 'hyperlink' control that had all these features
(the cursor and font color) already setup. It can be a little tedious
coding -- or repetive actually.  Something eith a URL property.