Although there may be a lot missing from that topic, I don't think it's reasonable to expect MS to document every possible keystroke in every control. You give an example of using the Enter key in an editbox, but the Enter key isn't a shortcut for anything in an editbox--it just sticks a carriage return in the text. It doesn't matter if the editbox is in or out of a grid.

Certainly, the "Tab" documentation is especially lacking. It only says that it moves to the next field in a grid when a grid has focus. I invite you to submit a request to the wish list to improve this topic. You should include specifics of what you feel is missing.

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>Tab is the normal key to use to move from one field to another. This is a Windows standard, not just for Visual FoxPro. There is a topic in the online help called "Keyboard shortcuts" which is what you're looking for.
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>I known it, and it is 99% incomplete.
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>Shortcut Action
>CTRL+TAB When a Grid control has focus, exits the grid.
>When an EditBox control has focus, and EditBox AllowTabs property is True (.T.), exits the edit box.
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>When inside a form or dialog box containing a PageFrame control, moves to the next page in the page frame. However, this behavior is not supported in project files or when the page frame contains an ActiveX control.
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>CTRL+SHIFT+TAB If inside a form or dialog box containing a PageFrame control, moves to the previous page in the page frame. However, this behavior is not supported in project files or when the page frame contains an ActiveX control.
>TAB When a Grid control has focus, moves to the next field.
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>Example:
>ENTER in a EditBox control:
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>- out of grid ?
>- in  a  grid ?
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