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explorer IDockingWindow with edit control

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    hi, i want to use an edit control in a idockingwindow in the right pane of the explorer. the problem: if i press backspace to del the last letter in the edit control, the explorer goes one level up in the directory. so, how is it possible, to use the backspace (and all the other special keys) for the edit? thanks

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      hi, i want to use an edit control in a idockingwindow in the right pane of the explorer. the problem: if i press backspace to del the last letter in the edit control, the explorer goes one level up in the directory. so, how is it possible, to use the backspace (and all the other special keys) for the edit? thanks

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      You need to implement IInputObject and the appropriate methods to get the backspace to work correctly when your docking window has focus. I am in the process of a couple articles that explain this and other things within Explorer bands and toolbars. If time permits hopefully this week 1 or 2 of the articles will come out. Cheers, -Erik ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ My thoughts are my own and reflect on no other.

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        You need to implement IInputObject and the appropriate methods to get the backspace to work correctly when your docking window has focus. I am in the process of a couple articles that explain this and other things within Explorer bands and toolbars. If time permits hopefully this week 1 or 2 of the articles will come out. Cheers, -Erik ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ My thoughts are my own and reflect on no other.

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        ok thanks

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