Re: key pressed?

I think that is quite standard behaviour. 
It is just the way that windows handles which
application has focus at any one time.
People sometimes use a "Start" button or similar to
force the user to click on the movie and give it
focus.
gazb

--- Laurent Cocea <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi all-
> 
> I am using ming-dev and I added a key listener to
> may main timeline
> actionscript (see code below). Surprisingly, I need
> to click once in the
> browser window running the applet for the thing to
> work, even if the
> window is already active. Same thing if I click on
> another window, and
> then I get back to my ming applet window -- I need
> to click once inside
> the window to get the key lister working again. I
> would have expected
> this step to be unnecessary. Am I missing something?
> 
> Any help will be greatly appreciated.
> 
> -Laurent
> 
> 
> listenForKey = new Object();
> listenForKey.onKeyDown = function() {
>   if (key.getCode() == 33) {
>     _root.myKey = 'PAGEUP';
>   }                    
> };
> listenForKey.onKeyUp = function() {
>   _root.myKey = '';
> };
> Key.addListener(listenForKey);";
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