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I've been using WIN.LOOKUP to pop up user select lists. It works great; however, it only runs through the list based on a single key stroke. Has anybody been able to adjust it to accept more than one key stroke? In other words, if I have a list displayed and the user wants to enter '12' the list first highlights '10' based on the one, and then highlights '20' based on the two. How do I allow the user to enter '12' and have WIN.LOOKUP highlight '12'? |
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glseniaga wrote: I've been using WIN.LOOKUP to pop up user select lists. It works great; however, it only runs through the list based on a single key stroke. Has anybody been able to adjust it to accept more than one key stroke? In other words, if I have a list displayed and the user wants to enter '12' the list first highlights '10' based on the one, and then highlights '20' based on the two. How do I allow the user to enter '12' and have WIN.LOOKUP highlight '12'? I am not sure you are going to be able to do that. The behavior is inherent in the windows control. I have seen very few apps that do it differently .. and those have modified listboxes |
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