Keyboard events
(Speaking very quietly)I believe he meant, he's not too bad at VB6, and wants help in VB.NET...
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I'mANoobHelpMeLearn wrote:Hi, I am very new to Visual Basic, and I use VB 6.0. I tried to use your KeyPress event procedure, but it didn't work for me, I tried a few different things and these were my...
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You want keyUp. Private Sub Form1_KeyUp(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.Windows.Forms.KeyEventArgs) Handles Me.KeyUp If e.KeyCode = Keys.Ctrl Then 'Code End If...
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Hi, I am very new to Visual Basic, and I use VB 6.0. I tried to use your KeyPress event procedure, but it didn't work for me, I tried a few different things and these were my errors:~ The word...
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Keyboard events
Well I am already a Microsoft MVP, so I am just here doing my part helping out
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O_o... Wow. I've been trying to find that out for ages, thanks! (^-^ )Is there anywhere I can, like, nominate you for prizes?
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else is what to do when no if condition is met. If you used else instead of elseif, then if the keypress wasn't an escape key, the code would assume it was the enter key, when it could be any key but...
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You didn't mention if this is a WinForms application, but I will go ahead and assume it is. Generally what you would do is set the KeyPreview property of the form to True, and then use code like this:...
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I would like two seperate keyboard events. One being the "Enter" key, to initiate an event as if a button were clicked, and the other, the "Escape" key, to exit.I seem to remember:If Keys.Enter...
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