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From: jan@ECHO.CANBERRA.EDU.AU (Jan Newmarch)
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Subject: Re: translation for <KeyPress>F4 [Popup problems]
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Date: 9 Nov 90 13:31:32 GMT
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> It seems to me that not only the F4 has problem, both F1 and F10 have
> similar problem. Since my application has special requirements

Don't even think of using F1 and F10 in your application - the Style Guide
doesn't like it. See the default key assignments in Table A1 of the Style
Guide. F1 is for Help when there isn't a special Help key. F10 switches
to the menu bar.

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