FullScreen via Keystroke

In theFullScreen documentation it says that:

"A WPF/E control can only enable full-screen mode in response to a set of user-initiated actions. These actions correspond to theMouseLeftButtonDown,MouseLeftButtonUp,KeyDown, andKeyUp events. "

However, the KeyDown and KeyUp events don't seem to be able to trigger full screen mode. To test this I have the following javascript:

var wpfe;

function loaded(sender, args)
{
wpfe = document.getElementById("wpfeControl1");
}

function onMouseLeftButtonUp(sender, eventArgs)
{
// Toggle between embedded mode and full-screen mode.
wpfe.fullScreen = !wpfe.fullScreen;
}

function keyDown(sender, eventArgs)
{
// Toggle between embedded mode and full-screen mode.
wpfe.fullScreen = !wpfe.fullScreen;
}

With the following Xaml:

<Canvas xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/client/2007"
xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml"
Loaded=loaded"
MouseLeftButtonUp=onMouseLeftButtonUp"
KeyDown=keyDown"
>

<Rectangle Width="300" Height="200" Fill="Red" />

</Canvas>

Clicking on the block with the mouse puts it into full screen, but you can press any key you want and it does nothing. I switched the events to KeyUp and MouseDown and I get the same results.

Are the docs incorrect or is this a bug?

[2274 byte] By [BryantLikes] at [2007-12-31]