OK, I must admit you are right. My users here had the same argument.
How about globally intercepting ENTER in your forms (method Form.KeyPress; you will also need to set Form.KeyPreview = .T.), and change all ENTERs to TABs?
I think I will try this myself, one of these days.
I am not sure whether this is a good idea; ENTER might be needed for other things. Of course, users can still activate a button with Spacebar.
Hilmar.
>Hilmar,
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>I suppose it depends on what you mean by "works fine". In some data entry cases, it is less than ideal. For fast data-entry folks using an accounting application, it can be a beating, because a lot of the information is keyed with the 10-key pad, and using that ENTER key.
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>So, I go to the trouble... :)
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