FIX: OptionGroup with M, P, H, K Hot Keys Fire Valid

   ON KEY LABEL RIGHTARROW KEYBOARD '{DNARROW}'
				

   ON KEY LABEL UPARROW KEYBOARD '{LEFTARROW}'
				

   ON KEY LABEL LEFTARROW KEYBOARD '{UPARROW}'
				

   ON KEY LABEL DNARROW KEYBOARD '{RIGHTARROW}'
				

MORE INFORMATION

If the option button has a hot key that begins with an "M," pressing the right-arrow key fires the Valid event of the option button. If the hot key is an "H," the up-arrow fires the Valid. If the hotkey is a "K," the left- arrow fires the Valid, and if it is a "P," the down-arrow fires the Valid. In addition, when the option button uses these hot keys, the focus does not leave that particular option button when pressing the arrow key that fires the Valid.

Steps to Reproduce Behavior

1. Create a form.
2. Add an OptionGroup control to the form from the Form Controls toolbar.
3. Change the ButtonCount property to four in the Property sheet.
4. Click the OptionGroup control to select it, then right-click it to bring up the shortcut menu. Click Edit.
5. In the OptionGroup, click on the Option1 button. Change the Caption property to \<Microsoft in the Property sheet.
6. Open the Valid event from the Methods tab of the Property sheet. Enter the following:

         WAIT WINDOW "Here in valid" TIMEOUT 1
   						

Repeat steps 4 through 6, but enter \<H, \<K, and \<P in the Caption property for each of the three remaining option buttons.

Run the form and attempt to move off of each of the option buttons using right-arrow for the "M" hot key, the up-arrow for "H," left-arrow for "K," and down-arrow for "P."