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Is it possible to used PageUp/-Down as ShortCutKeys
Thomas_Hviid_Thorn
Member Posts: 92
Hej!
Is it possible to used PageUp/-Down as ShortCutKeys for a MenuItem?
I don't think so, but I have a case, where it could be quite handy
Is it possible to used PageUp/-Down as ShortCutKeys for a MenuItem?
I don't think so, but I have a case, where it could be quite handy
With Kind Regards
Thoms Hviid Thorn
Thoms Hviid Thorn
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There's a good list here, which includes page up / page down:
http://www.mibuso.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=25712
Yes it is possible to use Page Up and Page Down as shortcutkeys for a MenuItem.
For Page Up set the shortcutkey to PgUp and for Page Down set the shortcutkey to PgDn.
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Thoms Hviid Thorn
Like we all know, Role Tailored Client pages has Previous and Next options. I did a small work around for the First and Last buttons in the pages and posted in my blog.
http://mibuso.blogspot.com/2009/09/first-previous-next-and-last-buttons.html
You can ignore the Previous and Next buttons because it is already in the standard pages.
http://midynav.blogspot.com/ (Microsoft Dynamics Navision)