Hello,

Here is trap code i use in myformEventHandle:
..........
         case keyDownEvent:
          if (FldHandleEvent(myField, event))
          {
             UpdateMyField(); // Update the field with whatever i want.
             handled = true; // It's here I say not to handle the event any 
more.
          }
          break;
............
return handled

I also trap a winEnterEvent to make updates if the user enter keys from the 
virtual keyboard.
In your case, i don't know how to change behavior of the virtual keyboard 
not to show inputs?? (*if someone know, i'm interested in it*) You should 
simply forbid access to it, forcing use of graffiti. Conditions to enter 
would be knowing the pass AND being graffiti expert :)

At 17:08 23/04/01, you wrote:
>Cool thanks.. I'll have to look in to how to trap those, never done it 
>before.  I've gotten complaints from some users that the password is 
>visible when they enter it.. so i my boss says, make it so they can turn 
>that off :)  oh well
>
>later,
>
>
>
>Philip Streck
>Akron General Medical Center
>Information Systems
>
> >>> Aaron Ardiri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 04/23/01 10:31AM >>>
> > Hello All,
> > Quick question, What would be the easiest/fastest way to make a user
> > input appear as asteriks instead of text... Like for a password field.
>
>   trap keyDownEvents, and put "*" in the field instead of the char
>   that was entered. you can then store the char that was entered
>   into a seperate string, which you use for comparing the password.
>
>   problem is, with palm - this is very non-standard.
>
>   you can easily get errors using grafitti to enter in a password,
>   and, since the palm is a very personal device, you dont need to
>   ****** out the password when you enter.. you just hold it closely
>   to yourself and make sure no-one peeks :>
>
>// az
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>
>
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