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tool strip button i use a Button on tool strip menu any one can help me to write a code(function) so when i click it i get what i want
i dont want to use the mouse
i dont want to use the mouse
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I don't understand your problem. How can you click on something in a toolbar without using the mouse?
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i will press the Enter instead of press mouse click
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Now we're beginning to make sense...
Would it be adding a menu shortcut
http://www.developerfusion.co.uk/show/1770/5/
Would it be adding a menu shortcut
http://www.developerfusion.co.uk/show/1770/5/
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Or if it's a form you can use tabindex/tabstop.
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What do ya mean if it's a form? What else could it possibly be? Please explain?
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how can i use a tabindex/tabStop ???
is there a function (Code) i can use it inside the button??????
is there a function (Code) i can use it inside the button??????
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Straight From MSDN :-
Control.TabIndex -
Gets or sets the tab order of the control within its container. Namespace: System.Windows.Forms
Control.TabStop - Gets or sets a value indicating whether the user can give the focus to this control using the TAB key.
Namespace: System.Windows.Forms
For a control to be included in the tab order, its TabStop property must be set to true
Try Google "TabIndex" !!!!
Control.TabIndex -
Gets or sets the tab order of the control within its container. Namespace: System.Windows.Forms
Control.TabStop - Gets or sets a value indicating whether the user can give the focus to this control using the TAB key.
Namespace: System.Windows.Forms
For a control to be included in the tab order, its TabStop property must be set to true
Try Google "TabIndex" !!!!
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i cant use tabindex cuase i used it for a text box , i must use a function (code) so if any one can help me !!!!!!!
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You'll Have To Excuse Me For Being Dense.
What Do You Mean - You Can't Use TabIndex Because You Used It For A TextBox ? Did You Not Read The Last Post ?
What Programming Environment Are You Working With ?
Web Stuff (.NET), Desktop Applications (VB6) ?
Is It That You Can Use A Mouse, But You Don't Want To ?
The Standard Way(s) To Do What You Want (Via The Keyboard) Is To Use ShortCuts (Ctrl-X, Alt-F4 etc) Or Use The Tab Key To Navigate To (Give Focus To) The Control In Question, And Use The <Enter> Key To Execute The Click Event.
If You're Convinced That You Can't Use These Methods, Then You'll Have To Explain Your Problem More Fully.
What Do You Mean - You Can't Use TabIndex Because You Used It For A TextBox ? Did You Not Read The Last Post ?
What Programming Environment Are You Working With ?
Web Stuff (.NET), Desktop Applications (VB6) ?
Is It That You Can Use A Mouse, But You Don't Want To ?
The Standard Way(s) To Do What You Want (Via The Keyboard) Is To Use ShortCuts (Ctrl-X, Alt-F4 etc) Or Use The Tab Key To Navigate To (Give Focus To) The Control In Question, And Use The <Enter> Key To Execute The Click Event.
If You're Convinced That You Can't Use These Methods, Then You'll Have To Explain Your Problem More Fully.
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