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July 28th, 2006, 08:08 AM

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How to assign a 'enter' keyword to keypress event for go move down on controls?

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What do you mean?
Please list the sequence of events that are the stimulus, and what reaction you would like to see.
(â . . . asign a[n] 'enter' keyword to [a/the] keypress eventâ doesn't really mean anything... In fact, "an 'enter' keyword" doesn't really mean anything.)

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