I believe you're just running into how different browsers handle embedded flash objects. Once you click on a flash app, firefox generally lets it have every keystroke after that until you actually click somewhere outside it. IE is less permissive and continues to listen for keystrokes even when a flash app is focused. Once you click outside a flash app in either browser, your browser no longer receives keystroke messages because it's no longer focused.
On Mon, Sep 8, 2008 at 11:08 PM, itdanny2002 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I write a very simple with a TextInput Box. > > On IE, I can use "Tab" to move around IE menubar > and my application. But, when I press ALT-D to address > bar, I can't use any method to go it back to my > application except use a mouse to click it. > > On FireFox, I cannot use hotkey such as ALT-F to > access menu bar. > > Is it a bug ? > Any workaround ? > > > -- Jason
