>>>So does anybody know how i can program my f10 key so he will do what i want ???
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>>Fred told you how. I'll tell you why not. F10 activates the menu in Windows. It's a Windows standard and not a good idea to change it (just as you wouldn't change CTRL-C from copy or CTRL-Z from undo).
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>>Tamar
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>I should have pointed that out, too, Tamar. But when you're converting from an existing app, it's really hard to tell the users "You can't do that anymore". I definitely wouldn't recommend that on a new app, that's for sure.

Yeah, I understand the problem with existing apps. I am in favor of telling the customer why you don't recommend something like this. In fact, I vote for putting it in writing and getting them to sign off, so they don't come back later complaining about how your app is not Windows-compliant.

Tamar