Yes, two ways: by default you can *tab* to a control button (if its Tab Stop
property is set to Yes, which it ordinarily will be) and press the spacebar;
or you can put an ampersand & in front of a letter in its Caption to make that
letter a hotkey. For instance, if the Caption of the button is E&xit, the user
will see the X underlined, and pressing alt-X will press the button.
Not sure what you mean, Roger! If you leave the default Auto Complete property
of the combo box set, then you can tab to the combo; type a letter, and it
will jump to the first row which starts with that letter. Type another letter
and it will jump to the first row with that as the second letter - e.g. if you
type <tab> R O B into a names combo box, it will jump right to Robinson if
that's the first name starting with those letters.
I've never tried it, but you should be able to put a command button (or even a
label) by the combo box, with a hotkey (the ampersand in the caption trick);
in its Click event you could setfocus to the combo. Not sure how much easier
that makes it though!
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