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I am using Microsoft Access 2013 in 64 bit mode.<br />
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I have &nbsp;code that is triggered by a click event. I would like that code to know if the shift key is currently being pressed. I have seen code for 32 bit &nbsp;systems. &nbsp;<br />
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The 64 bit version seems more elusive.
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I am using Microsoft Access 2013 in 64 bit mode.

I have  code that is triggered by a click event. I would like that code to know if the shift key is currently being pressed. I have seen code for 32 bit  systems.  

The 64 bit version seems more elusive.

test if the shift key is currently being pressed.

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