>>I don't know, but when it comes to the Enter key, I definitely don't think it should move between fields. :)
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>I think the silent majority here backs up the idea :) It seems logical that a data ENTRy form doesn't need to be closed by Enter. Furthermore, it shouldn't. Yet the GUI guidelines say it should. Has anyone ever seen a data TABby form?

Logic can be an inappropriate weapon in the hands of user interface designers. :)

The fact is that Windows users expect Tab to move between fields and Enter to click the default button. It's really too late to reeducate them, although I think an option to let them use the key they want (as Quicken does) is not bad.