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    Disable/Enable keyboard mapping

    Is there a way to temporary disable/enable keyboard mapping at runtime? For example users with UK keyboards can not use CTRL+ALT+4, users with German keyboards can not use CTRL+ALT+8. The key combinations simply don't work. If no one has any ideas, how about programmatically changing the keyboard to US at runtime? As the last resort, how to hack the registry to free the key combination? TIA, Bob.

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    Re: Disable/Enable keyboard mapping


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    Re: Disable/Enable keyboard mapping

    If you want to "disable" other keypress events, maybe look at using code and ASCii to prevent certain events on taking place when user pressed the key for instance the 'TAB' key.

    Attached is the ASCii list and control numbers that will be helpfull as well. You can use code as sample whilst say a textbox has focus -

    Code:
    If KeyAscii = 13 Then
        SendKeys "{tab}"
    End If
    Attachment 178134

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