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The CheckBox control captures Up and Down keypresses and<br />
treats them as BackTab and Tab. &nbsp;I want to capture Up and<br />
Down keypresses myself, but they don't make it through<br />
to a KeyDown event procedure.<br />
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Does anyone know if/how I can pursuade a checkbox to leave<br />
Up &amp;&nbsp;Down keypresses alone?<br />
(I'm working with VB 5 pro)
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The CheckBox control captures Up and Down keypresses and
treats them as BackTab and Tab.  I want to capture Up and
Down keypresses myself, but they don't make it through
to a KeyDown event procedure.

Does anyone know if/how I can pursuade a checkbox to leave
Up & Down keypresses alone?
(I'm working with VB 5 pro)

CheckBox Up/Down intercept

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