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    button1 click

    Hi


    How do you automaticly click button1 ?


    I need something like button1_click() = true


    thnx

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    Re: button1 click

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    Re: button1 click

    Call its PerformClick method.
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    Re: button1 click

    Quote Originally Posted by zeekapitein View Post
    Hi


    How do you automaticly click button1 ?


    I need something like button1_click() = true


    thnx
    Hi,

    What you also can do is make button1 as the acceptbutton in the forms property, that means when you use the enterbutton will do the performclick from button1.
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