I don't understand why this is needed but it fixes the problem. VB Code: Select Case KeyCode Case vbKeyF9 tabTest.Tab = 0 DoEvents Case vbKeyF10 tabTest.Tab = 1 DoEvents Case vbKeyF11 tabTest.Tab = 2 DoEvents End Select [b]KeyCode = 0[/b]
Select Case KeyCode Case vbKeyF9 tabTest.Tab = 0 DoEvents Case vbKeyF10 tabTest.Tab = 1 DoEvents Case vbKeyF11 tabTest.Tab = 2 DoEvents End Select [b]KeyCode = 0[/b]
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