>I think he means that you put a commandbutton in the form.
>If you set the default prop of the commandbutton to .t., when you press the enter key , the commandbutton click will fire.
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Luciano, thanks for your reply.
When you press the enter key..... Does this mean 'Clicking' on this command button, which will not be on the grdid ? . This will not be very intuitive to the user who wants to select a row from the grid, rather than clicking on a command button , which is outside of the grid ?



>And for the dblclick you sould subclass all the base controls, add code to the doubleclick method of the subclassed controls, and add them to the grid.


If I do this, am I right in saying that once a user double clicks on 'Any' control on the form, the double click will fire. There is then no way of telling that a doublle click was done 'on' the grid, or from which grid if there is more than one grid on the form ?

Regards,

Gerard