You could have your form handler intercept the characters, and if it is e, send a 1 into the form's handle, etc etc Or you could enqueue the Shift key as a character using the constants in HsChars.h and EvtEnqueueKey()
~Ryan On Sunday 06 April 2008 15:34, John Spence wrote: > Hello, I'm not sure if this forum is still active - it's been a couple > years since I was last here. There is very little to search for old > questions, so I have to ask what I hope is a relly basic question... > > I'm fixing an old program written for the Treo 650. The application uses a > Field in a Form to input numerical data. The client does not want to have > to press the "shift" key to enter the numerical data and asks that the > program figure out by itself that when, for instance, an "E" key is > pressed, the user actually wants to enter "1". Anybody know how to do this > programatically using the R5 Palm Development Library? > > Thanks, > > John -- For information on using the ACCESS Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.access-company.com/developers/forums/
