> On the lost focus of my payment amount field I go out any retrieve the
> outstanding charges.  If a user is quick they will start keying in the

> I have a payment entry form where the user will key in the amount of the
> payment and then typically hits the tab key to type in the check number.
> On the lost focus of my payment amount field I go out any retrieve the
> outstanding charges.  If a user is quick they will start keying in the
check
> number while the outstanding charges are being retrieved.    When the
check
> number textbox finally gets focus the backspace doesn't work in order for
> the user to correct any typing mistakes.  I can reproduce this problem
over
> and over again only when I type ahead.  If I wait for the textbox to get
> focus and then key in the check number all is fine.

> Has anyone every come across this before?
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> Tina
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>> On the lost focus of my payment amount field I go out any retrieve the
>> outstanding charges.  If a user is quick they will start keying in the
>check

>Not sure if this is an option but.... Have you tried:
>Adding a timer on the form
>On the Lost Focus, Timer.Enabled = True
>In the Timer Event, retrieve the outstanding charges (background operation)
>When done retrieving, Timer.Enabled = False

>Or....

>Display an hourglass cursor and make the user wait.

>> I have a payment entry form where the user will key in the amount of the
>> payment and then typically hits the tab key to type in the check number.
>> On the lost focus of my payment amount field I go out any retrieve the
>> outstanding charges.  If a user is quick they will start keying in the
>check
>> number while the outstanding charges are being retrieved.    When the
>check
>> number textbox finally gets focus the backspace doesn't work in order for
>> the user to correct any typing mistakes.  I can reproduce this problem
>over
>> and over again only when I type ahead.  If I wait for the textbox to get
>> focus and then key in the check number all is fine.

>> Has anyone every come across this before?
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>> Tina
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> Ken,

> I'm definitely showing the hourglass but it doesn't prevent the user from
> using the keyboard.   It appears to be a bug in the textbox.

> Thanks
> Tina

> >> On the lost focus of my payment amount field I go out any retrieve the
> >> outstanding charges.  If a user is quick they will start keying in the
> >check

> >Not sure if this is an option but.... Have you tried:
> >Adding a timer on the form
> >On the Lost Focus, Timer.Enabled = True
> >In the Timer Event, retrieve the outstanding charges (background
operation)
> >When done retrieving, Timer.Enabled = False

> >Or....

> >Display an hourglass cursor and make the user wait.

> >> I have a payment entry form where the user will key in the amount of
the
> >> payment and then typically hits the tab key to type in the check
number.
> >> On the lost focus of my payment amount field I go out any retrieve the
> >> outstanding charges.  If a user is quick they will start keying in the
> >check
> >> number while the outstanding charges are being retrieved.    When the
> >check
> >> number textbox finally gets focus the backspace doesn't work in order
for
> >> the user to correct any typing mistakes.  I can reproduce this problem
> >over
> >> and over again only when I type ahead.  If I wait for the textbox to
get
> >> focus and then key in the check number all is fine.

> >> Has anyone every come across this before?
> >> --
> >> Tina
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