Hi Alistair,
U wrote:
> You can use the OnKeyUp event of the editor to trap
> keystrokes, or use a
> keyboard hook. For the mouse events, a mouse hook works well
> EG for a menu
> item you would trap the onclick event and nil it.
How can I set a mouse hook?
John.
> > I have a form with a number of controls, like buttons, dropdown
> > listboxes and tabs.
> > At the click of a button a process is started taking some
> time. Before
> > activating the task I disable a number of controls on the
> form, like the
> > dropdown listbox and tabs.
> > This works all fine, when I click one of the disabled controls they
> > don't work: Yoo-hoo, just what I want!
> > But <snip> after the task is completed and I re-enable the
> controls, the
> > last clicked (disabled) control gets activated (e.g. tab changes or
> > dropdown listbox drops its list.
> >
> > Is there any way to flush that (last) click event before
> re-enabling the
> > controls, or any other solution?
> >
> > Thanks very much for your help.
> >
> > John Christenhusz
> > POSTEC DATA SYSTEMS Ltd.
> > PO Box 302-230
> > Auckland, New Zealand
> > E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > Phone: 09-415.8803
> > Fax: 09-415.9042
> >
> >
> >
>
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