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Pierr
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 Arrow down in ASCII Hi All, I'm working on a Autofill-kind-of-thing...
This is my problem:
I'm typing something in a textbox. Automatically,
everything that starts the same way in my database will
show in a listbox. Now, I want to use my 'arrow down key'
to go from my textbox to my listbox (listbox.setfocus). I
know ascii-code 50 means "arrow down", but then it also
types a '2' in my textbox and this, I want to prevent!
Isn't there an ascii-code to only use the 'arrow down' key
not in my Numlock, so only those four arrow-keys?????
Thanks ya all,
Pierre
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| Thu, 30 May 2002 03:00:00 GMT |
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Bill F
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Arrow down in ASCII Pierre, Search your VB help for Keycodes. It lists the constants for all keys
including
the arrow keys. By the way ascii code 50 is the code for the number 2 key.
Bill
Quote: > Hi All, > I'm working on a Autofill-kind-of-thing...
> This is my problem:
> I'm typing something in a textbox. Automatically,
> everything that starts the same way in my database will
> show in a listbox. Now, I want to use my 'arrow down key'
> to go from my textbox to my listbox (listbox.setfocus). I
> know ascii-code 50 means "arrow down", but then it also
> types a '2' in my textbox and this, I want to prevent!
> Isn't there an ascii-code to only use the 'arrow down' key
> not in my Numlock, so only those four arrow-keys?????
> Thanks ya all,
> Pierre
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| Thu, 30 May 2002 03:00:00 GMT |
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tripp
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Arrow down in ASCII ascii codes arent keycodes. the down arrow does not have an ascii value. you would need to use keycode. trippz
Quote: > Pierre, > Search your VB help for Keycodes. It lists the constants for all keys
> including
> the arrow keys. By the way ascii code 50 is the code for the number 2
key.
> Bill
> > Hi All,
> > I'm working on a Autofill-kind-of-thing...
> > This is my problem:
> > I'm typing something in a textbox. Automatically,
> > everything that starts the same way in my database will
> > show in a listbox. Now, I want to use my 'arrow down key'
> > to go from my textbox to my listbox (listbox.setfocus). I
> > know ascii-code 50 means "arrow down", but then it also
> > types a '2' in my textbox and this, I want to prevent!
> > Isn't there an ascii-code to only use the 'arrow down' key
> > not in my Numlock, so only those four arrow-keys?????
> > Thanks ya all,
> > Pierre
> > * Sent from AltaVista http://www.altavista.com Where you can also find
> related Web Pages, Images, Audios, Videos, News, and Shopping. Smart is
> Beautiful
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| Fri, 31 May 2002 03:00:00 GMT |
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Peter Quic
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Arrow down in ASCII Pierre, 'cause your from Belgium and I'm too, I give you this hint ;-)
Use the event KeyDown rather then KeyPress.
Then you can use the KeyCode instead of the ASCII-codes
vbKeyDown
vbKeyUp
Pete
Quote: > Hi All, > I'm working on a Autofill-kind-of-thing...
> This is my problem:
> I'm typing something in a textbox. Automatically,
> everything that starts the same way in my database will
> show in a listbox. Now, I want to use my 'arrow down key'
> to go from my textbox to my listbox (listbox.setfocus). I
> know ascii-code 50 means "arrow down", but then it also
> types a '2' in my textbox and this, I want to prevent!
> Isn't there an ascii-code to only use the 'arrow down' key
> not in my Numlock, so only those four arrow-keys?????
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Peter Qui
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Arrow down in ASCII Pierre, 'cause your from Belgium and I'm too, I give you this hint ;-)
Use the event KeyDown rather then KeyPress.
Then you can use the KeyCode instead of the ASCII-codes
vbKeyDown
vbKeyUp
Pete
Quote: > Hi All, > I'm working on a Autofill-kind-of-thing...
> This is my problem:
> I'm typing something in a textbox. Automatically,
> everything that starts the same way in my database will
> show in a listbox. Now, I want to use my 'arrow down key'
> to go from my textbox to my listbox (listbox.setfocus). I
> know ascii-code 50 means "arrow down", but then it also
> types a '2' in my textbox and this, I want to prevent!
> Isn't there an ascii-code to only use the 'arrow down' key
> not in my Numlock, so only those four arrow-keys?????
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