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07/06/1998 19:11:02
David Moreau
Iglesia Ni Cristo - Dnm
Quezon, Philippines
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Visual FoxPro
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Forms & Form designer
Miscellaneous
Thread ID:
00105416
Message ID:
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David,

Using DoDefault() and/or an explicit TextBox::KeyPress() call without a NODEFAULT will cause the doubled characters. If you are losing the function of some keys it can only be due to a NODEFAULT issued when it shouldn't be. You also need to make sure you are properly calling the other inherited code from the ParentClass.

>I have already tried this method, but it hasn't worked correctly. Some previous behavior was lost, such as the ability to use the tab key to change controls. What I am working on is actually someone elses control, and the only change I made was the change I mentioned.
df (was a 10 time MVP)

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