>If you put your This.SetFocus() into the GotFocus() event instead of the Click(), and use a K in the Format property of the textbox, you will get the desired effect on entering the textbox - even using a mouseclick, but the user will still be able to position the cursor with a second mouseclick.
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>>I fixed this problem by putting
>>THIS.SETFOCUS()
>>in the click method.
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>>>I don't think VFP5 handles numeric values in textboxes incorrrectly, just not necessarily the way we might want it to. Ther problem has to do with the value not being selected when the user starts typing. It usually show up if the mouse is used to get to the textbox. With a tab ito the textbox the SelectOnEntry property will contrl the selection adn any typing would overwrite the current value.


This subject had come up a couple of months ago. I have seen the problem, and it has nothing to do with the mouse. I had a form with some numeric fields, and when entering a new record, and use the TAB key to get into the field, when entering a one, then a period, then a decimal value, the value would end up being ten and the decimal (ie. 1.95 would end up 10.95). To keep this from happening, you'd have to enter the one, then the period, then hit the BackSpace key and hit the periosd again. Very annoying, and if you're a touch typist and not looking at the screen, you get a big surprise. I finally ended up putting some basic KEYBOARD commands in to fix it. (By the way, I did have the field defined as Select On Entry).

I wonder if this will be fixed in 6.0?

Dana