I agree with Larry. Not all controls have a double-click eep, so I would avoid those and only use a control with a double-click eep to fire off another form. As Larry says, if you try to use the cursor keys or a pgdn/pgup, then it fires off a single-click eep as soon as you hit that cursor key.
Karen In a message dated 1/24/2012 11:20:37 AM Central Standard Time, [email protected] writes: > Personally, I don't think a single click on a list view should open > another form. I only ever use the single click to update some detailed > fields > on the same form (and be aware that the single click EEP will fire when > "arrowing" around the list view). > > > I use the double click EEP to open another form. I find that this is much > more in keeping with what users expect. I bet that's why your users are > double clicking in the first place. > > > If you were to implement this, my guess is that it would have the side > effect of handling the double click at at the list view level anyway. > -- > Larry > > > > > > >
