Im having problems with the TToolBar not working properly.  A problem
exists when the "ShowCaptions" property is set to true and the user
presses the "ALT" key and then selects the button by pressing the return
or the down arrow key.  When the "ALT" key is pressed the toolbar
receives focus and allows the user to scroll the buttons with the arrow
keys.  When the down arrow or return key is pressed the button displays
as pressed but fails to call the procedure and will not return to
depressed state.  Also, after selecting the toolbar this way will cause
the application to hang.  The buttons will react to mouse movements
outside the toolbar.  I believe this is due to the "ClickButton"
procedure for the toolbar.  The "ClickButton" procedure performs a
"PostMessage" with "WM_LBUTTONDOWN" to be handled by the
"Ttoolbar.WndProc" but fails to send a "PostMessage" with "WM_LBUTTONUP"
that actually performs the action on the control and resets its state
back to depressed.  Unfortunately this is not the only problem.  Even
after sending a "WM_LBUTTONUP" message, the toolbar retains focus and
requires another message with "WM_KEYDOWN, VK_ESCAPE" to remove the
controls focus.  I'm not sure why you would need to send VK_ESCAPE
because it should react the same as pressing the mouse button which
works fine.  The following are the temporary adjustments I've made to
the "ComCtrls.pas" file until a solution arises.

procedure TToolBar.ClickButton(Button: TToolButton);
var
  P: TPoint;
begin
  FCaptureChangeCancels := False;
  P := Button.ClientToScreen(Point(0, 0));
  PostMessage(Handle, WM_LBUTTONDOWN, MK_LBUTTON,
    Longint(PointToSmallPoint(ScreenToClient(P))));
  PostMessage(Handle, WM_LBUTTONUP, MK_LBUTTON,
    Longint(PointToSmallPoint(ScreenToClient(P))));
  PostMessage(Handle, WM_KEYDOWN, VK_ESCAPE,
    Longint(PointToSmallPoint(ScreenToClient(P))));
end;

Thanks,
Ray Loycano
raymo...@sirs.com