🚀 go-pugleaf

>Jon, In comp.os.ms-windows.programmer.misc you write:

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>If I create a form in a window, is it possible to prevent the ENTER key from 
>selecting the default control.  I realise I can prevent a control from being 
>the default but what I really need is a collection of text boxes for input 
>with the enter key changing focus between each one.  Outside this control 
>area, I need two control buttons which are selected using the mouse.  For 
>example, if the user presses enter in the last text box, I don't want the OK 
>or CANCEL control buttons to be triggered.  This is really simple, probably, 
>but I need to know before I purchase software.

It is possible, but I would advise against it since it does not conform to
Windows standards.  The standard is to TAB from one field to the next.  One
of the advantages of Windows is to have a common look and feel between apps.
You know what you and the users need, so the choice is up to you.

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