>Is there a way to cause a double-click event to fire using the keyboard? I have a grid where the columns are all read-only. The textboxes in the grid columns all have code in their double-click events to cause a command button to fire in the event the user double-clicks on a row in the grid. The command button uses a value on the current row they double-clicked on to cause a specific action to be taken for that value. Is there any way to affect the same thing via the keyboard only? And I've tried using the corner of the keyboard to double-click the mouse but it's still a little bit cumbersome... :)
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>Thanks,
>Jim White
You could intercept KeyPress() (for each Column.TextBox), to check for a specific keystroke.
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