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Member 12088427 30-Oct-15 14:01pm View

Yeah I will do in a minute. Just couple of more questions.

I don't think active control option will work, because when I click the tab button, will it not become the activecontrol. Also, once I have the active control (which I hold in a variable) I still need to write some logic to tell the program to go to next textbox. Is there not a simple way to increase Tabindex by one and if tabindex of the active control is say 5 then go to control with tab index 1.

Member 12088427 30-Oct-15 13:45pm View

This is looking good, I'll have a look if I can use it for my needs. This would be much quicker than creating a case for each text box.

Member 12088427 30-Oct-15 13:44pm View

Thanks. I have already created my own functions for Del, Backspace and Space. Will look at the code by Chill60. Might be what I wanted.

Member 12088427 30-Oct-15 12:38pm View

There will be no keyboard to press tab on. The tab will be a button on the form, which I want to act like the keyboard tab button.

Member 12088427 30-Oct-15 12:37pm View

The on screen keyboard will only be for the textboxes within my own application. I have no intention of sending any keys outside the application.

Users will not have access to a physical keyboard, hence the need for the on screen keyboard.

As for the focus issue, I have overcome that using a variable, which holds the name of the textbox with focus. So I'll know which textbox the key are to go to.

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