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11.05.2007 at 01:44AM PST, ID: 22938603
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.Net VB Visual Studio 2005 trap the right key without using keydown event

Asked by compubyte-sa in .NET, Microsoft Visual Basic.Net

Tags: 2005, vb, key, keypress

Hi ! Is there a way (please show code) that I could use the keypress event to trap if the right arrow key has been pressed. I can trap the right arrow using the keydown event ; however I have some code in the sub of the keypress which requires me to remain in the same sub. . .  I don't want to remove the keydown event ; just want to trap the right arrow within the keypress event.

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Zones: .NET, Microsoft Visual Basic.Net
Tags: 2005, vb, key, keypress
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