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   On Mon, 23 Oct 2006 13:22:48 -0400, "Rodney Wise"   
    wrote:   
      
   >Kenneth,   
   >   
   >I just re-read your post...   
   >   
   >1.  If the Memo field is NOT in Edit mode, then   
   >     pressing Enter is like pressing Tab... in other words,   
   >      causes you to move to the next tab stop.   
   >   
   >2. If you ARE in Edit mode, then  should function   
   >     normally... by adding a line to the memo field.   
   >   
   >3. Moving down one line of text IS NOT the Normal   
   >    behavior for pressing the  key.  This is   
   >    normally done by pressing the Down Arrow key.   
   >   
   >4. If you REALLY want  to move down...   
   >    then capture the  key in the KeyPhysical   
   >    method of the Memo Field... disable default and   
   >    cause the Down Arrow key to be substituted for   
   >    its action.   
      
   Hi Rodney,   
      
   I also re-read my post...   
      
   Perhaps I could have been more clear. I wrote "How can I   
   code it to move the cursor to start the next line?"   
      
   I want the cursor in the memo field to behave (with regard   
   to the Enter key) as it would in a word processor:   
      
   Hitting the Enter key after typing a few words would allow   
   something like this:   
      
   "The dog jumped up to the bed."   
      
   to become:   
      
   "The dog   
   jumped   
   up to   
   the bed."   
      
   With my present setup, that would be all but impossible.   
      
   Might the code you suggested do the deed?   
      
   Thanks,   
      
      
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   Kenneth   
      
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