Hi,
It's a shame to use two different keys to get the same result (on Windows and
Linux platform), they'd better remove one of those.
I can even say: it's a shame that Fujitsu does not put an Enter key in their
laptop (at last on the one I have).
BEWARE: in some parts of the IDE, REALbasic for Windows accept the Enter key to
close the window, but the Return key just add a \return into the text field of
the window (all Properties that displays a window).
I have a external keyboard that I attach to that laptop and was happy to see
that Enter key to not use the Mouse to click in that <OK> button (use Enter
instead as it normally does).
I have some other woes on the two other widely available platforms / the same
Fujitsu laptop if you want.
So, no, it is not a good job. Worse, use the Keyboard Object to learn how a
keyboard can work. "If there is a key, it can be detected by its own".
Emile
PS: please, stop sending rant in your messages, not good will happen from that.
--
Do you know how to access the "Alt Ctrl" key (when none appears on your
keyboard)?
Press both keys: Alt+Ctrl
gettingstarted-request at lists dot realsoftware dot com wrote:
Subject: What does it mean? II
From: "Donn Edwards" <donn at nhra dot co dot za>
Date: Tue, 29 Mar 2005 17:53:51 +0200
FWIW, it's a good job I know that the "Return" key is actually the =
"Enter" key on a gazillion Windows and Linux keyboards around the world.
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