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In my record search data base, I have fields where the user can type in all, or part of, a project number, file name, customer etc. and then a search button that brings up the information. This works beautifully. Some of my co-workers want to type in the information and then press the enter key to initiate the search. How do I write the code to make it do that?
Reply from Richard Rost:
The easiest way is to just create a button on your form and set its DEFAULT property to YES. This will make that button's code run when the user presses ENTER.
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