Got one out-standing "issue" that is a side-effect of implementing the AcceptsTab property.

When tabbing into a TextBox - I had set things up so that the entire contents of the textbox was highlited (selected) ... this is a very common setting in alot of windows apps.

But when the TextBox accepts the tab key as input (or any other key for that matter), because the all the text is selected, the text gets "replaced" with the new key (deleted) ... as MS would say - this is "by design" really - but when it comes to the TAB key - a little bit un-expected (imho)

VB doesn't have a property for this, ActiveX/VBA has a property called "EnterFieldBehavior" that allows one to change this "behavior" ... but since we've decided to stick with the .NET naming scheme ... went looking for the same feature in .net found that it isn't supported [Smile]

So - in keeping with a .net-ish type naming scheme ... will be calling it:

$TextBox.AutoSelect = True/False

eh ? anyone ?

-Shawn