Access07 - Can you create Shortcut or Special Function keys in Acess?
Hello Experts.
I have an unbound keypad form that I want to the user to be able to bring up whenever they are in a numeric input field. To do that, I envision them hitting the F7 or some other non dedicated by access Function key. Is there a way to do this?
I have an unbound keypad form that I want to the user to be able to bring up whenever they are in a numeric input field. To do that, I envision them hitting the F7 or some other non dedicated by access Function key. Is there a way to do this?
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Got it............
The step I missed was the Save As.... that you HAVE TO type Autokeys ... it's a hidden option
The step I missed was the Save As.... that you HAVE TO type Autokeys ... it's a hidden option
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Created a Macro that I saved as [F7Macro]
in the macro Name field first I tried just hitting the F7 key... it put nothing there so I typed {F7}
Action is RunMacro
Arguments is OpenKeypad,1,1
Created a Macro that I saved as [OpenKeypad]
In that I put
Action OpenForm
Arguments frm_Keypad,Form,,,,Normal
When I hit F7 key nothing happens.... but if I double click on the Navigation bar F7Macro it does open the keypad form.
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