Sure ;-)

>Then I deserve a star, since this is exactly what I suggested. :-)
>
>>Hi Nadya!
>>The same idea come to my head also.. and it seems - this idea is one absolutely right
>>If we use TABSTOP together with standard button left -1000 - then
>>When I made HOTKEY press. - the focus automatically goes to the -1000 button.. in GotFocus() of this button - we redirect focus to invisible button and then... our mission is compleate!
>>I thinking that is a best solution... did not try yet.. but it seems so
>>
>>Spasibo,
>>Denis
>>
>>>The other non-elegant solution (and I think already sort of proposed) would be to have a complete double set of buttons that would emulate the Office style buttons. This set of button would be set somewhere at -1000 in the form. Though I'm not sure what visual undesired effects this solution may cause.
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>>>>Denis
>>>>dobroje utro
>>>>
>>>>Then one good thing I could tell you that is it simple to avoid the listen events on unvisible Pageframes.
>>>>Every object has an UIENABLE event.
>>>>

HELP UIENABLE

>>>> If it receives .T., BIND your objects, if it receives .F. UNBIND. So there is no need to bind all objects in forms init.
>>>>
>>>>The problem is that you need to figure out which page is first. One way would be to
>>>>

>>>>lnPage = pageframe.ACTIVEPAGE
>>>>pageframe.ACTIVEPAGE = 0
>>>>pageframe.ACTIVEPAGE = lnPage
>>>>

>>>>in your forms init.
>>>>
>>>>It may also speed up if you avoid the ASCAN. Think about a ASSIGN to CAPTION that reads those number and store it to a property, so the "CatchKey_Event" need only to compare two numbers. This will work much faster. In this case I would create the array only in the ASSIGN. Since the ASSIGN will not work for propertys set in the designer you would need a
>>>>

THIS.CAPTION = THIS.CAPTION

>>>>line in buttons init
>>>>
>>>>BTW
>>>>
>>>>Do buttons in Office receive KEYPRESS or are they toolbars? A toolbar object normaly does not receive a keypress ....
>>>>
>>>>Agnes
>>>>>Hi Agnes,
>>>>>Yes.. the idea with BindEvents() is quite good.. I thinking it will work.
>>>>>I just thinking.. how many buttons will listen the same keypress event.. 20... 50.. each keypress willl fair catch_keypress in 50 buttons.. every button will check if its the keycode whats neccessary...... hmmm..
>>>>>Now.. lets think.. user type text in Editbox.. what will happens in system.. each key press will far 50 events.. where 50 methods will check hot keys..What's happens with performance?
>>>>>and for example.. our application using Pageframe as host for containers.. sometimes its 27 pages.. each 27 pages has buttons.. maybe.(maybe) on page 1.. exist button with hot key "S"... and on page10 also.. and on page12 also..
>>>>>Can you imagine whats heppens then?! :))))
>>>>>
>>>>>The code what I writing - its a code for restyle existing application.. just lifting of interface, make it more modern and beauty..
>>>>>So far.. I thinking.. your solution will works.. but.. but past of this solution might be on my look more horrible then advantage :)))
>>>>>
>>>>>Denis