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My take: make it simple. Enter closes the dialog when no other control occupies the focus. In that 
case I wouldn't implement any other key combination like ctrl or alt+enter to simulate the action. 
(And, of course, the alt+O = _Okay hotkey resp. alt+C for _Close at the macro organizer).

On 14.05.19 14:16, Cor Nouws wrote:
Hi Gerhard,

Gerhard Weydt wrote on 5/13/19 5:20 PM:

I explained the situations where it's different.
And as written, it sometimes is Alt+Enter closes. E.g. Macro> Organize
dlg.

But Enter works well for Macros -> Organise Macros and Macros ->
Organise Dialogs! So why do you say it's different?

I stumbled over it, with the dlg Basic Macro Organiser, tab Libraries,
having the focus on Import. Of course hitting Alt+Enter was not what
intended to do, but since I did, I was suprised. Now it looks, as if is
in more situations. But for sure not always.

E.g.:
- Alt+F12: Enter, Ctr+Enter, Alt+Enter all close (OK)
- Calc, Format Cells (Ctrl+1): Enter closes (OK), but Ctr+Enter,
Alt+Enter do nothing.

Ultimate utter confusion..
Heiko: help :)


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