It is, kind of. You catch a keyDownEvent while you're in your
event loop. I've posted the source code to do this here:
http://www.escribe.com/computing/pcpqa/m20156.html
You just catch those keyDownEvents fired off by the application
buttons, and assign them to do whatever function you want (before
the system can get control of them in your Event handler...thus,
put the code in the loop before SysHandleEvent( ... ).
-Rus
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>Subject: app reload
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>The built-in Memo Pad app (along with all the other built-ins)
>has a neat
>feature: if it's open, and the user presses a hard button
>which is assigned
>to the Memo Pad, it cycles to the next category. I know it's
>not an event, so
>how would you trap that?
>
>( }#^} Ritz
>
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