Copy cut paste hotkeys not working in zoomed memo window

I have a Zoom button class that opens a given memo field in a separate window
and allows edit. My problem is the copy cut paste hotkeys don't work inside
this window - you just get a little blob appearing. Using the menu option to
copy cut paste inside the window works fine. The hotkeys work fine insdie the
edit box on the main screen ok, it's just inside the defined window that they
don't.

Any ideas how to fix this?

Thanks,

Bernie Beattie

Bernhard
Tue Oct 31 09:50:29 CST 2006

Hi Bernie,

> I have a Zoom button class that opens a given memo field in a separate window
> and allows edit. My problem is the copy cut paste hotkeys don't work inside
> this window - you just get a little blob appearing. Using the menu option to
> copy cut paste inside the window works fine. The hotkeys work fine insdie the
> edit box on the main screen ok, it's just inside the defined window that they
> don't.
In INIT of the second form define a popup with the copy cut paste bars. It
should be enough, it the popup is only defined, you need not activate it.

Regards
Bernhard Sander

BernieBeattie
Tue Oct 31 11:33:02 CST 2006

Well it's not actually a second form - it's a DEFINE WINDOW command. Pretty
old code I know, but maybe your suggestion will work there as well, I'll have
a try.

Thanks,

Bernie

"Bernhard Sander" wrote:

> Hi Bernie,
>
> > I have a Zoom button class that opens a given memo field in a separate window
> > and allows edit. My problem is the copy cut paste hotkeys don't work inside
> > this window - you just get a little blob appearing. Using the menu option to
> > copy cut paste inside the window works fine. The hotkeys work fine insdie the
> > edit box on the main screen ok, it's just inside the defined window that they
> > don't.
> In INIT of the second form define a popup with the copy cut paste bars. It
> should be enough, it the popup is only defined, you need not activate it.
>
> Regards
> Bernhard Sander
>

Bernhard
Tue Oct 31 11:44:54 CST 2006

Hi Bernie

> Well it's not actually a second form - it's a DEFINE WINDOW command. Pretty
> old code I know, but maybe your suggestion will work there as well, I'll have
> a try.

Maybe use the IN WINDOW clause of DEFINE POPUP

Regards
Bernhard Sander