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Check &quot;WIndow List&quot; for each Menu Item that should be accesible via Meta-letter shortcuts (meta = alt).
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Check "WIndow List" for each Menu Item that should be accesible via Meta-letter shortcuts (meta = alt).

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Sorry, I was a little fast on that one. That only works with one menu. 
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Sorry, I was a little fast on that one. That only works with one menu.

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I noticed this problem long ago in Windows 2000. &nbsp;The shortcut keys show up as soon as you press/hold the Alt-key.<br />

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I noticed this problem long ago in Windows 2000.  The shortcut keys show up as soon as you press/hold the Alt-key.


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Hmm...I guess emoreau has the (probably) preferred solution.<br />

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Hmm...I guess emoreau has the (probably) preferred solution.


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I am facing a problem with menus. Using the menu designer, I am creating a menu. The menu items have captions to represent shortcut keys. For example, the captions are &amp;File, &amp;Open, E&amp;xit, etc. However, when I am executing my program, the menu is displayed without the access key alphabets being underlined. I am using VB6 on windows 2000. Can anyone tell me what is wrong and how it can be resolved.
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I am facing a problem with menus. Using the menu designer, I am creating a menu. The menu items have captions to represent shortcut keys. For example, the captions are &File, &Open, E&xit, etc. However, when I am executing my program, the menu is displayed without the access key alphabets being underlined. I am using VB6 on windows 2000. Can anyone tell me what is wrong and how it can be resolved.

Menu Access Keys

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