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I'm trying to design a form which simply displays data from a select query in a continuous form format. I would like to have the user scroll through the records with the up-down arrow keys, and I'll possibly even program some jump-to-start/end keys. I have turned off the navigation buttons, but kept the record selectors showing, and all of the controls in the detail area are disabled.
In the header of the form are a couple of buttons which will open a data-entry form, quit, etc.
THE PROBLEM IS that when the form opens, the focus goes to one of the buttons in the header, and the only way that I can see to get the focus to the record selectors so that the arrow keys scroll up and down is to click with the mouse on the record selector, which is dopey. Additionally, when a right- or left- arrow is pressed, the focus once again goes to the enabled buttons in the header, and will not leave without a mouse click in the record selector of the detail section.
Is there a way to get the focus into the detail and keep it there?
In the header of the form are a couple of buttons which will open a data-entry form, quit, etc.
THE PROBLEM IS that when the form opens, the focus goes to one of the buttons in the header, and the only way that I can see to get the focus to the record selectors so that the arrow keys scroll up and down is to click with the mouse on the record selector, which is dopey. Additionally, when a right- or left- arrow is pressed, the focus once again goes to the enabled buttons in the header, and will not leave without a mouse click in the record selector of the detail section.
Is there a way to get the focus into the detail and keep it there?