On 12/18/2007 Alfonso Ranieri <alforan@...> wrote:

> Hello Robert,

> On 18-Dic-2007, you wrote:

>> I can type Ctrl I into the Execute Command window, copy it, and paste
>> it into the string of the attached example. Is there a way to type a
>> tab character into a string? In the example pressing the tab key in the
>> string activates the next gadget. Clearing the Next Gadget Navigation
>> string makes it do nothing. Typing Ctrl I into the string gives a
>> space. Setting Tabs to Ignore, Spaces, 0, 1, or 2 makes no difference.
>> Setting it to Disk reports "bad value". Is the attribute broken?

> It would be difficoult in C too. There is no wasy way to overload
> standard C key sequence. For that, you must use something that does that
> for you, like a Texteditor object.

Alfie, you didn't say anything about the Tabs attribute. What is it
supposed to do exactly? And why does the Disk option fail?

Kind regards,
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Robert A. Sisk
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