>>We have a C++ application using some browser control to display pages generated by VFP application. In that generated page there are a few buttons with the SUBMIT type. My question is - is it possible to make desired button to react properly on the Enter key? Is it an issue with the browser control in C++?
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>The onKeyPress event of the textbox control should help in that direction. Basically, if an Enter key on the first name should submit a particular post on a button, then you can use that approach.

Can you show some related code? I think this may be an approach we can take.

Say, this is part of the current HTML:

<INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="txtAuthAction" ID="txtAuthAction" VALUE="RemoveOverdue">
<INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="txtAuthScan"   ID="txtAuthScan"   VALUE="<<This.cAuthItem>>">
<TABLE BORDER=0 CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 WIDTH=90% align=right>
<TR><TD WIDTH=25%> </TD>
<TD WIDTH=25%> </TD>
<TD WIDTH=20% ALIGN=right
 STYLE='font-size:10.0pt;font-family:Arial'>Password: </TD>
  <TD><INPUT TYPE="PASSWORD" NAME="txtRemoveOverduePWD" ID="txtRemoveOverduePWD" WIDTH=30></TD>
  <TD ALIGN=left><INPUT NAME="btnRemoveOverdue" CLASS='button' ID="btnRemoveOverdue" TYPE="submit" VALUE="Remove Overdue"></TD>
</TR></TABLE><BR/><BR/>

So, when we enter password in that password textbox and hit Enter key, the button should fire and submit the form.