Using Enter to move to next field
Most MsDos programs used the Enter key to move from one field to the next one. You can easily simulate this behavior by setting the form’s KeyPreview property to True
Most MsDos programs used the Enter key to move from one field to the next one. You can easily simulate this behavior by setting the form’s KeyPreview property to True
The only way for a Tab key to insert a tab character in a multiline text box is that the text box is the only control on the form, or
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