Hi!
In the Init of the form:
public MyFormPublicObjectName
MyFormPublicObjectName = this
PUSH KEY
ON KEY LABEL Alt+F5 MyFormPublicObjectName.DoSomething()
In the Destroy of the form:
POP KEY
This way ON KEY LABEL will define Alt+F5 functionality only for this form. If you have child forms, each should use PUSH KEY CLEAR/POP KEY combination.
In addition, I like the suggestion aboiut popup menu, but it has disadvantage - you canot cover it for child forms by the way you can do this winth ON KEY LABEL commands (PUSH/POP approach).
HTH.
>Craig,
>
>Thanks for the suggestion, but that's not a viable option for the application I'm working on... I shall have to ponder this more...
Vlad Grynchyshyn, Project Manager, MCP
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