Being Pedantic - Do your buttons have a mnemonic?
Updated by Brady Stroud [SSW] 1 year ago. See history
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A mnemonic for a button is the letter which has an underscore, and the user can press the button using Alt-<char>
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❌ Figure: Bad example - All buttons without Mnemonic

✅ Figure: Good example - All buttons with Mnemonic - user can easily choose which button they want without a click
In Windows Applications, it is quite easy to assign a mnemonic to a button with the "&" character.
So for the case above, the text would be:
btnAbout.Text = "&About"
Learn more about the Mnemonic property on Windows Desktop.