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Hi All
I have a text box control from the control toolbox (not a Form's control) in which I want my user to enter some data. I would like to know when they hit "Enter" when they are done. However the TextBox control does not seem to have an event that will capture the "Enter" as the Help file for the KeyPress event states: A KeyPress event does not occur under the following conditions: Pressing TAB. Pressing ENTER. I dont see any other event that will tell me when the user hits enter. Of course, I could stick a command button next to the text box that says "OK" but I would prefer, if possible, to capture the "Enter" and go. Is anyone aware of a way for me to capture the "Enter"? Thanks in advance for any ideas. Chrisso |
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