enter key

[Steve]

I am new to vb. I have visual studio .net 2003. I have a textbox the user
enters information into. After the information is entered, I have a button
they click and this executes code. However, I would like for them to be
able to press the enter key on the keyboard and the code for my button will
be executed. Any help would be much appreciated.

One more question. I have two labelboxes. I have written code that puts a
random number into each labelbox. My code is below.

If CheckBox2.Check ed Then

Randomize(lblNu m1.Text = CInt(Int((TextB ox2.Text * Rnd()))))

ElseIf CheckBox1.Check ed Then

lblNum1.Text = TextBox1.Text

Else

lblNum1.Text = CInt(Int((13 * Rnd())))

End If

If CheckBox3.Check ed Then

lblNum2.Text = CInt(Int((TextB ox3.Text * Rnd())))

ElseIf CheckBox4.Check ed Then

lblNum2.Text = TextBox4.Text

Else

lblNum2.Text = CInt(Int((13 * Rnd())))

End If

When the code is executed for the first time it always puts the same two
numbers in each of the labelboxes. Why is it doing this. I even used the
randomize function and it still does this.

Thanks for any help.

[Leon Mayne [MVP]]

Re: enter key

Steve wrote:[color=blue]
> I would
> like for them to be able to press the enter key on the keyboard and
> the code for my button will be executed.[/color]

Set the AcceptButton property of the form to the name of the button.
[color=blue]
> One more question. I have two labelboxes. I have written code that
> puts a random number into each labelbox. My code is below.[/color]
<snip>[color=blue]
> When the code is executed for the first time it always puts the same
> two numbers in each of the labelboxes. Why is it doing this. I even
> used the randomize function and it still does this.[/color]

Just put randomize separately before each call to Rnd:

Randomize
lblNum1.Text = CInt(Int((TextB ox2.Text * Rnd())))

[Steve]

Re: enter key

Thanks.

"Leon Mayne [MVP]" <l.rmv.mayne@ue a.ac.uk> wrote in message
news:%23UMKN2z5 EHA.1452@TK2MSF TNGP11.phx.gbl. ..[color=blue]
> Steve wrote:[color=green]
>> I would
>> like for them to be able to press the enter key on the keyboard and
>> the code for my button will be executed.[/color]
>
> Set the AcceptButton property of the form to the name of the button.
>[color=green]
>> One more question. I have two labelboxes. I have written code that
>> puts a random number into each labelbox. My code is below.[/color]
> <snip>[color=green]
>> When the code is executed for the first time it always puts the same
>> two numbers in each of the labelboxes. Why is it doing this. I even
>> used the randomize function and it still does this.[/color]
>
> Just put randomize separately before each call to Rnd:
>
> Randomize
> lblNum1.Text = CInt(Int((TextB ox2.Text * Rnd())))
>
>[/color]