I agree that you should show some code, however I'll offer this:

1) try changing the font of the combobox to something that fits your needs
my $font1 = Win32::GUI::Font->new( -name => "Arial", -size => 8 );
$form->AddCombobox(-font=>$font1, ...

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2) you could set a default-ok button using: 
AddButton(-ok=>1, ...

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Be sure to use the -dialogui=>1 option when you create the window if you want this to work. Or, you could use Win32::GUI::AcceleratorTable. I haven't used it yet but as I stated in a recent thread How to change the default (ok) button in Win32::GUI, I am about to try it myself.

I hope this helps, but if it doesn't, please be more clear in your post.

In reply to Re: Win32::GUI Issues by ChrisR
in thread Win32::GUI Issues by anselmomh

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