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Where is the PreTranslateMessage function? &nbsp;Is there a WM_&lt;EVENT&gt; associated with it?<br />
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Thanks
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Where is the PreTranslateMessage function?  Is there a WM_<EVENT> associated with it?

Thanks

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Oh I got it! &nbsp;Sorry about that. &nbsp;Wasn't thinking...probably too much drug and alcohol abuse or something... ;-)<br />
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Thanks again!
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Oh I got it!  Sorry about that.  Wasn't thinking...probably too much drug and alcohol abuse or something... ;-)

Thanks again!

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Hey, ummm im trying to do something simular, but with the scroll lock key, and numbers combination. Using visual .net<br />
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I have a dialog box with two buttons, when i click the left one, its supposed to perform the key combo ect... but i must use the scroll lock key, and it doesnt have an ascii code or anything :(<br />
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If you could help at all, that would be great.
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Hey, ummm im trying to do something simular, but with the scroll lock key, and numbers combination. Using visual .net

I have a dialog box with two buttons, when i click the left one, its supposed to perform the key combo ect... but i must use the scroll lock key, and it doesnt have an ascii code or anything :(

If you could help at all, that would be great.

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Open up a new question... no biggy-backing :)
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Open up a new question... no biggy-backing :)

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Ok. &nbsp;I's using MSVC++6 and I have developed a dialog based application (via AppWizard). &nbsp;On one of my dialogs, I want to enable it so that I can press F6, and it will perform and action (e.g. popup another dialog, save registry settings, etc.) &nbsp;How do I do this? &nbsp;Thanks!
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Ok.  I's using MSVC++6 and I have developed a dialog based application (via AppWizard).  On one of my dialogs, I want to enable it so that I can press F6, and it will perform and action (e.g. popup another dialog, save registry settings, etc.)  How do I do this?  Thanks!

Hot keys in MSVC++6.0

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