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Text box not accepting keystrokes

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Dea #1 / 4	Text box not accepting keystrokes I have a form with many entry fields. All but two are accepting keys. I don't get it. I checked all the properties in the design properties list and they match the others. Is there a property that I am missing? Demir
Fri, 10 Aug 2001 03:00:00 GMT

J DeMeye #2 / 4	Text box not accepting keystrokes Demir, The Enabled property should be True. If your Text boxes are in a Frame, be sure the Enabled property of the Frame is True. Is it possible that the MaxChar property is limiting text input? Is the Tab Stop property set correctly? Joe Quote: >I have a form with many entry fields. All but two are accepting keys. I >don't get it. I checked all the properties in the design properties list >and they match the others. Is there a property that I am missing? >Demir
Fri, 10 Aug 2001 03:00:00 GMT

John Tabo #3 / 4	Text box not accepting keystrokes Make sure the Locked property is set to False. -- John Tabor http://members.bellatlantic.net/~jftabor ___________ Quote: >I have a form with many entry fields. All but two are accepting keys. I >don't get it. I checked all the properties in the design properties list >and they match the others. Is there a property that I am missing?
Fri, 10 Aug 2001 03:00:00 GMT

David Tense #4 / 4	Text box not accepting keystrokes check the Locked property as well... Quote: >Demir, >The Enabled property should be True. If your Text boxes are in a Frame, be >sure the Enabled property of the Frame is True. Is it possible that the >MaxChar property is limiting text input? Is the Tab Stop property set >correctly? >Joe >>I have a form with many entry fields. All but two are accepting keys. I >>don't get it. I checked all the properties in the design properties list >>and they match the others. Is there a property that I am missing? >>Demir
Sat, 11 Aug 2001 03:00:00 GMT

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