This is the AddTextfield code i have that you were asking for there is no way that i have found (looked all over the net and my books) to do an enter event for this Widget. I.E. i want to have an event handler for when the user hits the ENTER key inside this Widget, so that i can invoke the same code that happens if they use the mouse to click the "Update Wafers" button. 
my $lotid = $main->AddTextfield(
    -name          => "lotid",
    -keepselection => 1,
    -top           => $row0,
    -left          => $col1,
    -width         => 125,
    -height        => 20,
    -font          => $t_font,
    -readonly      => 0,
);

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The other question about changing the size of the ComboBox Widget independantly of the Dropdown size or FONT was my intention. As memtioned before i can make the font smaller and its size will decrease, i just thought maybe i could get rid of some of the whitespace that resided on top and bottom of the FONT that im using. I ended up just decreasing the size by 2 pts and it fits fine now.

In reply to Re^2: Win32::GUI Issues by anselmomh
in thread Win32::GUI Issues by anselmomh

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