Visual Basic, Mouse-clicking a button on the toolbar whilst holding down the Shift key

Mouse-clicking a button on the toolbar whilst holding down the Shift key

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Neno #1 / 5	Mouse-clicking a button on the toolbar whilst holding down the Shift key Hi ppl, Anybody knowing how to trigger some action by simultaneously pressing the Shift (or Alt, or Ctrl) key and mouse-clicking a MSComctlLib.Button on the toolbar? With the most of the other controls it would be something like: If (Shift And vbAltMask) > 0 And Button = 1 Then... on the MouseDown event. But, what do you do when it's a MSComctlLib.Button? Nenad http://www.--*.com/ ~n63
Mon, 21 Jul 2003 03:25:56 GMT

Daniel Coo #2 / 5	Mouse-clicking a button on the toolbar whilst holding down the Shift key You could try using a system-wide hook for the mouse. There's an article on http://www.viewsource.org.uk which describes this. Hope This helps, Dan Quote: > Hi ppl, > Anybody knowing how to trigger some action by simultaneously pressing > the Shift (or Alt, or Ctrl) key and mouse-clicking a > MSComctlLib.Button on the toolbar? > With the most of the other controls it would be something like: > If (Shift And vbAltMask) > 0 And Button = 1 Then... > on the MouseDown event. > But, what do you do when it's a MSComctlLib.Button? > Nenad > http://www.bigfoot.com/~n63
Mon, 21 Jul 2003 06:34:32 GMT

Neno #3 / 5	Mouse-clicking a button on the toolbar whilst holding down the Shift key Quote: >You could try using a system-wide hook for the mouse. There's an article on >http://www.viewsource.org.uk which describes this. >Hope This helps, >Dan Thanx Dan. I'll check it out. Quote: >> Hi ppl, >> Anybody knowing how to trigger some action by simultaneously pressing >> the Shift (or Alt, or Ctrl) key and mouse-clicking a >> MSComctlLib.Button on the toolbar? >> With the most of the other controls it would be something like: >> If (Shift And vbAltMask) > 0 And Button = 1 Then... >> on the MouseDown event. >> But, what do you do when it's a MSComctlLib.Button? >> Nenad >> http://www.bigfoot.com/~n63
Mon, 21 Jul 2003 07:08:10 GMT

Neno #4 / 5	Mouse-clicking a button on the toolbar whilst holding down the Shift key Quote: >>You could try using a system-wide hook for the mouse. There's an article on >>http://www.viewsource.org.uk which describes this. >>Hope This helps, >>Dan >Thanx Dan. I'll check it out. Nah, I tried that and it doesn't work in VB6... Quote: >>> Hi ppl, >>> Anybody knowing how to trigger some action by simultaneously pressing >>> the Shift (or Alt, or Ctrl) key and mouse-clicking a >>> MSComctlLib.Button on the toolbar? >>> With the most of the other controls it would be something like: >>> If (Shift And vbAltMask) > 0 And Button = 1 Then... >>> on the MouseDown event. >>> But, what do you do when it's a MSComctlLib.Button? >>> Nenad >>> http://www.bigfoot.com/~n63
Mon, 21 Jul 2003 07:34:42 GMT

Doug Ros #5 / 5	Mouse-clicking a button on the toolbar whilst holding down the Shift key Maybe try the GetKeyState API... Quote: > >>You could try using a system-wide hook for the mouse. There's an article on > >>http://www.viewsource.org.uk which describes this. > >>Hope This helps, > >>Dan > >Thanx Dan. I'll check it out. > Nah, I tried that and it doesn't work in VB6... > >>> Hi ppl, > >>> Anybody knowing how to trigger some action by simultaneously pressing > >>> the Shift (or Alt, or Ctrl) key and mouse-clicking a > >>> MSComctlLib.Button on the toolbar? > >>> With the most of the other controls it would be something like: > >>> If (Shift And vbAltMask) > 0 And Button = 1 Then... > >>> on the MouseDown event. > >>> But, what do you do when it's a MSComctlLib.Button? > >>> Nenad > >>> http://www.bigfoot.com/~n63
Tue, 22 Jul 2003 16:18:20 GMT

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