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Private Sub Form_KeyDown(KeyCode As Integer, Shift As Integer)<br />
'need formKeyPreview = true<br />
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If KeyCode = 45 Then<br />
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&nbsp;Form2.Show<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; <br />
End If<br />
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End Sub
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Private Sub Form_KeyDown(KeyCode As Integer, Shift As Integer)
'need formKeyPreview = true

If KeyCode = 45 Then

 Form2.Show
   
End If


End Sub

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I'd like to catch the hit key in a vbform composed by several text boxes, combo boxes wherever the focus is. <br />
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For example: there is a text box to show a code and there is a text box to show the name of the product. If want my user to press insert to open a new form for adding a product wherever the focus is set (the T_code or the T_Libelle).<br />
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Thanks
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I'd like to catch the hit key in a vbform composed by several text boxes, combo boxes wherever the focus is. 

For example: there is a text box to show a code and there is a text box to show the name of the product. If want my user to press insert to open a new form for adding a product wherever the focus is set (the T_code or the T_Libelle).

Thanks

Keypressed

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