Shortcut keys
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Jim Reed
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Shortcut keys
I'm having problems assigning the "Enter" key as a shortcut to a button. The "F" keys work fine. I have to hit "Ctrl" and then "Enter" to recognize the "Enter" key.
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Greg
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Re: Shortcut keys
I have been able to reproduce this problem only while using the Firefox 4 browser.
Ensure that you have a response indicator bound to the button with the shortcut key property set to "Enter". Also, ensure that there aren't any other buttons using "Enter" as a shortcut key.
Ensure that you have a response indicator bound to the button with the shortcut key property set to "Enter". Also, ensure that there aren't any other buttons using "Enter" as a shortcut key.
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Jim Reed
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Re: Shortcut keys
It looks like when I launch an anonymous session from visual desinger, I have to use ctrl/enter. If I start the session from a desktop shortcut, the "enter" key works correctly. Thanks for looking.
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Jim Reed
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- First Name: Jim
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Re: Shortcut keys
It's not the visual designer that is causing the problem. I was running under a Lotus Notes shell.
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