cmdButton.Default = .T.

will cause the Click event to fire when the user presses Enter.

I advise against On Key Label. You can set up a hot key with \< in front of the key you want to fire. For example, \

>hi all,
>
>other than on key label, keypress events, are there any other way to config a form, such that when user press a key (e.g. Esc), a button of the form will act like been clicked?
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>when i use on key label, only the code in the button's click event is executed, but I also want to see the animate effect of the button..
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>Thanks in advance!
>
>Jimi

Craig Berntson
MCSD, Microsoft .Net MVP, Grape City Community Influencer