> Hi,

> I am trying to add Access Keys to submenus but they will
> not show up with an underline. The headings work fine.

> ie: &Clock   works fine
> ....&Time    will not work as a submenu under Clock. no
> underline of T shows up.

> Any help would be appreciated

> Thanks for you time

> Paul

> It's a display setting. Control Panel -> Display -> Effects -> Hide
> keyboard navigation indicators until I use the Alt Key. Clear that
> checkbox and you should see the accelerator keys... effects all
> applications.

>> ie: &Clock   works fine

>-----Original Message-----

in message

>> It's a display setting. Control Panel -> Display ->
Effects -> Hide
>> keyboard navigation indicators until I use the Alt Key.
Clear that
>> checkbox and you should see the accelerator keys...
effects all
>> applications.

>That was my first thought, but:

>>> ie: &Clock   works fine

>.

>-----Original Message-----
>It's a display setting. Control Panel -> Display ->

>navigation indicators until I use the Alt Key. Clear that
checkbox and you
>should see the accelerator keys... effects all
applications.

>--
>Ken Halter
>MS-MVP-VB
>http://www.vbsight.com
>Please keep it in the groups..

>> Hi,

>> I am trying to add Access Keys to submenus but they will
>> not show up with an underline. The headings work fine.

>> ie: &Clock   works fine
>> ....&Time    will not work as a submenu under Clock. no
>> underline of T shows up.

>> Any help would be appreciated

>> Thanks for you time

>> Paul

>.

>-----Original Message-----

in message

>> It's a display setting. Control Panel -> Display ->
Effects -> Hide
>> keyboard navigation indicators until I use the Alt Key.
Clear that
>> checkbox and you should see the accelerator keys...
effects all
>> applications.

>That was my first thought, but:

>>> ie: &Clock   works fine

>.

>> It's a display setting. Control Panel -> Display -> Effects -> Hide
>> keyboard navigation indicators until I use the Alt Key. Clear that
>> checkbox and you should see the accelerator keys... effects all
>> applications.

> That was my first thought, but:

>>> ie: &Clock   works fine

> Ken,

> That worked perfectly. I have been trying to fiqure this
> out for weeks.

> Thanks for you time.

> Paul
>> -----Original Message-----
>> It's a display setting. Control Panel -> Display ->
> Effects -> Hide keyboard
>> navigation indicators until I use the Alt Key. Clear that
> checkbox and you
>> should see the accelerator keys... effects all
> applications.

>> --
>> Ken Halter
>> MS-MVP-VB
>> http://www.vbsight.com
>> Please keep it in the groups..

>>> Hi,

>>> I am trying to add Access Keys to submenus but they will
>>> not show up with an underline. The headings work fine.

>>> ie: &Clock   works fine
>>> ....&Time    will not work as a submenu under Clock. no
>>> underline of T shows up.

>>> Any help would be appreciated

>>> Thanks for you time

>>> Paul

>> .

> It's one of those.. "funny" things about VB menus I suppose.. if you
> start a new project and add the &Clock top level menu and a &Time sub
> menu, in the IDE, only the Top level menu will have the underline
> (without Alt) at runtime though, neither underline will show until
> you press Alt (when the setting is in effect)