Flex and keyboard accessibility

A Flex accessibility issue has come onto my radar.
It has been noted that tab accessibility only works with [Tab] and [Space] keys and not with [Tab] and [Return].
Keyboard and Switch accessibility relies on both combinations so this is a major problem.
Aside from coding up a key-capture system which would be expensive for my projects, is there a simple work around that anyone can suggest?
Thanks.

Alex,
     Yes that is the expected behaviour - (as well as [space] being an alternative to [return]).
     What I have found in Flex though is that [Tab] and [Space] is working, but [Return] is failing to dispatch the click event.
     In Flash both methods work, but in Flex the [Return] not working is a huge problem.
     Is this a known issue?, or has my coder set a flag in his compilation that kills the required behaviour?
     Cheers,
Jon

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Mac OS8.6 and keyboard access

Greetings.
I have an old PowerComputing Powerbase 180 computer, which I believe was based on the Performa. It has Mac OS 8.6.
After several years of not using the computer, I got it to boot up--but found the USB mouse (I added a USB card) did not function. The Mac said it could not locate the software. I must have thrown out the original mouse, which I think was broken, long ago.
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So, what am I doing wrong now--and I know this is all elementary....

No keyboard access in bootcamp after upgrade to Early 2008 MacBook Pro

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i'm working with flex, and i try my application on ie7 and firefox.
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Ben-MacOSX:~ Ben$ defaults read -g AppleKeyboardUIMode
3
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Password:
0
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Ben-MacOSX:~ Ben$ sudo defaults write NSGlobalDomain AppleKeyboardUIMode -int 3
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Once done do reboot your Mac & check the result in Terminal should shows as below:-
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Ben-MacOSX:~ Ben$ sudo defaults read -g AppleKeyboardUIMode
3
=========
Ben-MacOSX:~ Ben$ defaults read -g AppleKeyboardUIMode
3
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Thanks in advance.

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Hi,
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from the "Central Flex SDK", the HelloFlexCentral. I have an error
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Joseph,
Have you tried this method with the ListView widget under Win95/NT4.
I have used this method myself with other types of widgets, but it
doesnt seem to work with the ListView?
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inside the ListView.
Dave.
Date: Thu, 2 Oct 1997 03:21:28 -0400
From: Joseph Mirwald <[email protected]>
Subject: ListView keyboard access
To: forte-users <[email protected]>
Cc: "Dave Dixson (Ext. 513)" <[email protected]>
Hello Dave,
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- widget.
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default Button.
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<enter_button>.heightinpixels=1;
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<FieldWidget1>.NextTabField=<FieldWidget2>;
<FieldWidget2>.NextTabField=<FieldWidget3>;
... (and so on).
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If you have an Array-Field or something else, which use an Array (e.g.
Array-Field).
You have to do it explicit by using the Array's Functionality instead of
the widget one. This means:
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Hope this helps
Joseph Mirwald
GERMANY
EMAIL: [email protected]
DaVE
Triad Group PLC, EMail:[email protected]
GU7 1XE, England. Tel: 01483 86022 X 513

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