Tab order in knoda forms

[gnash]

How do I control the order in which pressing tab progresses through the fields on my knoda form?  It seems to use the order in which I created the objects and I want to change that to a more logical order.

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[martin welsh]

bluestube@... wrote:

> How do I control the order in which pressing tab progresses through
> the fields on my knoda form?  It seems to use the order in which I
> created the objects and I want to change that to a more logical order.
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Tab order;
If you enter Design Mode, the tool bar symbol that is next to the blue
gearwheel, tab settings are controlled by the downward pointing blue
arrow.  I recall that it obvious how to use it.
Good luck.

This is more a reply to the other readers,  MS Access is not a patch on
Knoda for all its short comings.  With Knoda you can make it do most
things and, importantly, you can make it pleasing to the eye instead of
having a screen full of boring forms.  I am afraid that Open Office Base
falls into the same category.  Certainly in Open Office Base selector
boxes demand lines of code something which Knoda takes in its stride.
Since the apparent absence of Hans Knorr  the project has been kept
alive by somebody  and I have yet to find  a more  useful  alrternative.

regards

martin welsh

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