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Hi,
I have a problem that only seems to surface on Win2K machines. On a number of the screens that I use I add my own access keys (e.g. on the License Screen I allow the user to press "a" to accept or "d" to decline).
This works fine on 98, NT4 (I haven't explicitly tried 95) but on Win2K pc's the access key letters are not underlined -- hence the user doesn't know that they are access keys and will always use the mouse. I don't know if pressing ALT+<access key> letter actually activates the appropriate option.
Having said that, I add access keys to all command buttons and those are still visible and accepted.
I am currently running 6.0.0.4 and I think (but cannot be positive) that this broke at 6.0.0.3.
Any thoughts/ideas ?
Cheers,
Dave
I have a problem that only seems to surface on Win2K machines. On a number of the screens that I use I add my own access keys (e.g. on the License Screen I allow the user to press "a" to accept or "d" to decline).
This works fine on 98, NT4 (I haven't explicitly tried 95) but on Win2K pc's the access key letters are not underlined -- hence the user doesn't know that they are access keys and will always use the mouse. I don't know if pressing ALT+<access key> letter actually activates the appropriate option.
Having said that, I add access keys to all command buttons and those are still visible and accepted.
I am currently running 6.0.0.4 and I think (but cannot be positive) that this broke at 6.0.0.3.
Any thoughts/ideas ?
Cheers,
Dave