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Hello Dan,

Let me try to clarify my bad explanation about the KEYEVENTS compiling directive (it is bad because it confused you!).

If you set KEYEVENTS to OFF, applications made with iziBasic will let a hard button event go its way the normal way, meaning that the application will be closed, the hard button event transfered to Palm OS which will handle it accordingly to the parameters set in the Preferences Buttons panel.

If you set KEYEVENTS to ON, applications made with iziBasic will capture the hard button event, report it to you with a DOEVENTS or WAITEVENT function. Then, it is up to you to handle this event.

In the next release of iziBasic, I will add a new PARTIAL parameter to KEYEVENTS to capture from an application made with iziBasic all hard buttons events but the 4 ones dedicated to launching applications (Date Book...). This means that these 4 buttons will be handled as for the OFF parameter and the other buttons (Power On/off...) will be handled as for the ON parameter.

I hope that you will no more be confused... even though I feel that I was not so clear in my explanations here!

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