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Thanks for your reply Paul
The reason why I want to tab to the next first field is that I want to give
the user the option to prompt (F4) on that field, and this field will then
be used as a parameter into an already existing program.


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Alan--

I've remapped my keyboard so SHIFT+ENTER = NEWLINE. This isn't a TAB,
but I can still 'walk' down a screen, hitting the first entry field of
each line.

If your fields are all output only, why do you need to move to the next
line?

Paul E Musselman
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