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Nope. The '+' key on the right side of the keyboard maps to a browser as THE EXACT SAME KEY as the '+' above the equals sign. Through an unimaginable lack of foresight, browsers do not present scan codes, only ASCII key values. Thus, the only way you can manage this is if you're willing to handle the '+' key the same way for either keystroke. In some client implementations I do indeed trap the '+' key and through JavaScript make it act like a poor man's field exit (actually more like Enter). Joe > From: albartell > > You should be able to do this with JavaScript if I am not mistaken.
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