On Key Event Call Button

[Giloosh]

Hello Everyone,
Is there a way to hit "ENTER"(or any other key) on the keyboard and
trigger a sepcific button?
I heard something about the onKeyDown event but was very confused with
it.
Could someone please explain how this could be done?
Thanks Alot,
Gil

[pietlinden]

Since overriding a common key like the Enter key is unusual, perhaps
you should explain your real goal or reasons for doing this before your
design bites you...

I'm not trying to be judgmental, but overriding a key that pretty much
everyone already understands isn't a great idea, IMO...

[Giloosh]

Very good point!
I have a login in screen, and in addition to hitting the login button,
i would like the users to have the ability to hit enter once and have
it logged in.
At the momment after you type you password and hit "ENTER" the focus
than jumps to the next object which is the login in button, and only
than you press "ENTER" a second time for it to hit the "LOGIN BUTTON"
Is there a way for you to hit "ENTER" only once after typing in the
password, and have it immidiately activate the "LOGIN BUTTON"
Thanks,
Gil
pi********@hotmail.com wrote:

Since overriding a common key like the Enter key is unusual, perhaps
you should explain your real goal or reasons for doing this before your design bites you...

I'm not trying to be judgmental, but overriding a key that pretty much everyone already understands isn't a great idea, IMO...

[MacDermott]

Set your button's "Default" property to True, and the Enter key will call
its Click event.
Set the "Cancel" property to True, and the Esc key will call its Click
event.

HTH

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Hello Everyone,
Is there a way to hit "ENTER"(or any other key) on the keyboard and
trigger a sepcific button?
I heard something about the onKeyDown event but was very confused with
it.
Could someone please explain how this could be done?
Thanks Alot,
Gil

[Giloosh]

Thank You MacDermott,
That solved the problem!
Gil