MFC automatically moves to the next edit Box - tabs

I am creating a simple test program with MFC.
It is a program that sends 1 byte hex value to each of 10 edit control.
I want to automatically move to the next Edit box when 1 byte is entered in the edit control. How can I do this?
Thank you for reading.

To advance input focus to the next control, call CDialog::NextDlgCtrl.

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Starting a new line in a Microsoft Access text box

So I am creating a database and need to enter two titles into a text box. I want to type the first one, and when I am done I try to hit "enter" to jump down to the next line but all it does is save what I entered and exit the text box. What I am doing wrong? I'm so used to just hitting "enter" when I'm in Microsoft Word to start a new line but that does not seem to be how it works in Access.
Press control-enter to get a newline.
Just a tip: If you are entering two values in a single field like that, you have a badly designed table structure.
Is this text box in a table/query grid view or is it a control on a form? If it's on a form, then in design mode there is a property of the text box called Enter key behaviour that you can use to determine whether focus should jump to the next control or a new line should be entered within the text box (as you're after).

Initialising Neon-Animated-Pages

I am new to Polymer and I am struggeling to make a nice approach of an initialisation of a neon-animated wizard.
In my interface, the user should be able to register in different steps:
General Information (E-Mail, Username,...)
Personal Information (First Name, Last Name, etc...)
Other stuff...
Each time the user finishes one step, the wizard "slides" to the next step (with a neon-animation).
My problem is that I don't know how to reset the wizard when the user leaves the registration and comes back in. For instance, if I'm on step 2, leave the registration page and press the button"Register" again, the user is still on step 2. I want it to be step 1. It only works if I refresh the browser Window (Pressing F5).
I hope I could make it clear, posting code would just make it more difficult in my opinion.
When the register button is clicked, set the "selected" property of the "neon-animated-pages" to 0 (if you didn't set "attrToSelected") or to the value of your first page, that will transition to the first page.
Here's a quick example
http://jsbin.com/sulitowuge/edit?html,css,js,output

How to update a textfield with data from perl script without reloading whole page?

I have three input fields, in the first i enter an cardnumber in the second i enter the pin, after i entered both of the inputfields it should run an perl script which fills the third input field with the ammount of the card (the amount comes from the db with the perlscript).
Is there something like an afterupdate for the inputfields, which then starts the perlscript?
And is there anyway to fill the third inputfield without print the whole page again with the perlscript? Thanks for ya help!
Use jQuery - its a fast and concise JavaScript Library that simplifies HTML document traversing, event handling, animating, and Ajax interactions for rapid web development
The blur event of the second input field should trigger an AJAX request to your perl script that will return data you require and then populate the 3rd textfield with this data, without the need to reload the page.
I could write the code for you BUT you'll gain a much better understanding by trying it yourself.
If you get stuck - edit the question to include your code and we'll see what we can do.

MS Access 2007 - Property for text box to allow end-user to hit enter for return, not next

I have a form that is used for data entry, and on one form there is a text box that is used to enter notes. However, if the user hits <ENTER> I need the cursor to stay in that text box and start a new line, but currently it is jumping to the next control (text box).
Is there a simple property setting that would do the trick? Or a VBA method that would accomplish this?
In Ac2003, there is the "Enter Key Behaviour" property, which gets set to "New Line in Field".
I suspect Scott's answer is what you're looking for. That property is available in Access 2007 also.
Another option would be to have the users enter CTRL+Enter to insert a line into the text control. Your users may not go for it, though.

How to go to tab-number 1 when tab-end instead of going to next post?

I have a form in MS Access 2007. To change from one inputfield to another the user can use tab or enter. The problem is when the user is in the last field and hit tab or enter she will jump to the next post. But I want to change this so the user jumps to the first filed in the same post or stays in the last field of the same post.
Maybe there is a very simple way to do this or do I have to write some vba?
I think the easiest way is to set the Cycle property to Current Record (Other tab on form properties), the default is All Records.