Hi William,

Appreciate you providing me with background information, now i know that Ctrl-T/Y are IDE specific. I just wondering besides hacking the foxuser table or writing custom class, if there is any other straight forward way to do it....

David


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Heya David -
a bit o background on the codebase Yuri showed you .


Most things available in the IDE to the developer are not exposed at run time to an end user .

To make them exposed - you have to tweak the foxuser table and distribute the foxuser table. There are limitations, of course - but ? Yuri's hack is a standard hack for making the keys 'work' at runtime.

If you don't like that approach - then you can set up custom class libraries that handle keystrokes when/and as needed - so the ctrl-Y/T are exposed when you need them - ie - only in a browse - vs other times when 'to expose the keystrokes would be problematic ' in the design of the application.


hth - mondo regards [Bill]

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