You are mistaken.
Return and Enter are different and are both useful.
I use EnterInField in a field script to execute Transcript snippets
or MYSQL code in a field. Return is needed to ... ummm... put returns
in the text!!
I'm using a standard off the shelf Mac keyboard with my G4 Aluminum
17". The laptop has an enter key as well, next to the right apple key.
sqb
At 10:06 -0600 12/29/05, Jerry Muelver wrote:
I submit that the distinction between returnInField and enterInField
is absurd for text-entry applications like program editors and
dialog boxes, and is of extremely limited utility for numeric entry
applications. In fact, I doubt that anyone can provide an example
supporting the rationale for not merging the Return and Enter key
for good for all applications.
(mumble-mumble, grumble, ratzn-fratz, drat-it...)
---- The Original Jerry
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stephen barncard
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