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After you run the code, try adding: e.Handled = true; if you use e for your EventArgs.
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After you run the code, try adding: e.Handled = true; if you use e for your EventArgs.

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To clarify, I mean add e.Handled = true; after the last line of your method, before the }.
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To clarify, I mean add e.Handled = true; after the last line of your method, before the }.

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Hehe. I should have mentionned I tried this without success. Sorry. :)
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Hehe. I should have mentionned I tried this without success. Sorry. :)

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I have added a delegate to the KeyDown event of an edit control. I want to check if enter was pressed so I can act accordingly, or if alt-enter was pressed to take an alternate action. Everything works well, except I get a &quot;ding&quot; on alt-enter.<br />
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Is there a way to disable this? I do not want to use shift-enter or ctrl-enter as they are commonly used for new line. Thanks.
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I have added a delegate to the KeyDown event of an edit control. I want to check if enter was pressed so I can act accordingly, or if alt-enter was pressed to take an alternate action. Everything works well, except I get a "ding" on alt-enter.

Is there a way to disable this? I do not want to use shift-enter or ctrl-enter as they are commonly used for new line. Thanks.

System &quot;ding&quot; on alt-enter in edit control

The .NET Framework is not specific to any one programming language; rather, it includes a library of functions that allows developers to rapidly build applications. Several supported languages include C#, VB.NET, C++ or ASP.NET.

System &quot;ding&quot; on alt-enter in edit control

System "ding" on alt-enter in edit control