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    Hi guys,
    Is there a list of VB keywords associated with the ascii characters and color codes?


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    in help there is something on the keycodes...i remember seeing it back in the vb4 help, search for something like keycodes or something.

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    ascii characters are listed in MSDN Library (or VB Help file) under ANSI. If you don't have it, here they are:

    33 = !
    34 = "
    35 = #
    36 = $
    37 = %
    38 = &
    39 = '
    40 = (
    41 = )
    42 = *
    43 = +
    44 = ,
    45 = -
    46 = .
    47 = /
    48 = 0
    49 = 1
    50 = 2
    51 = 3
    52 = 4
    53 = 5
    54 = 6
    55 = 7
    56 = 8
    57 = 9
    58 = :
    59 = ;
    60 = <
    61 = =
    62 = >
    63 = ?
    64 = @
    65 = A
    66 = B
    67 = C
    68 = D
    69 = E
    70 = F
    71 = G
    72 = H
    73 = I
    74 = J
    75 = K
    76 = L
    77 = M
    78 = N
    79 = O
    80 = P
    81 = Q
    82 = R
    83 = S
    84 = T
    85 = U
    86 = V
    87 = W
    88 = X
    89 = Y
    90 = Z
    91 = [
    92 = \
    93 = ]
    94 = ^
    95 = _
    96 = `
    97 = a
    98 = b
    99 = c
    100 = d
    101 = e
    102 = f
    103 = g
    104 = h
    105 = i
    106 = j
    107 = k
    108 = l
    109 = m
    110 = n
    111 = o
    112 = p
    113 = q
    114 = r
    115 = s
    116 = t
    117 = u
    118 = v
    119 = w
    120 = x
    121 = y
    122 = z
    123 = {
    124 = |
    125 = }
    126 = ~
    127 = 
    128 = €
    129 = 
    130 = ‚
    131 = ƒ
    132 = „
    133 = …
    134 = †
    135 = ‡
    136 = ˆ
    137 = ‰
    138 = Š
    139 = ‹
    140 = Œ
    141 = 
    142 = Ž
    143 = 
    144 = 
    145 = ‘
    146 = ’
    147 = “
    148 = ”
    149 = •
    150 = –
    151 = —
    152 = ˜
    153 = ™
    154 = š
    155 = ›
    156 = œ
    157 = 
    158 = ž
    159 = Ÿ
    160 =
    161 = ¡
    162 = ¢
    163 = £
    164 = ¤
    165 = ¥
    166 = ¦
    167 = §
    168 = ¨
    169 = ©
    170 = ª
    171 = «
    172 = ¬
    173 = *
    174 = ®
    175 = ¯
    176 = °
    177 = ±
    178 = ²
    179 = ³
    180 = ´
    181 = µ
    182 = ¶
    183 = ·
    184 = ¸
    185 = ¹
    186 = º
    187 = »
    188 = ¼
    189 = ½
    190 = ¾
    191 = ¿
    192 = À
    193 = Á
    194 = Â
    195 = Ã
    196 = Ä
    197 = Å
    198 = Æ
    199 = Ç
    200 = È
    201 = É
    202 = Ê
    203 = Ë
    204 = Ì
    205 = Í
    206 = Î
    207 = Ï
    208 = Ð
    209 = Ñ
    210 = Ò
    211 = Ó
    212 = Ô
    213 = Õ
    214 = Ö
    215 = ×
    216 = Ø
    217 = Ù
    218 = Ú
    219 = Û
    220 = Ü
    221 = Ý
    222 = Þ
    223 = ß
    224 = à
    225 = á
    226 = â
    227 = ã
    228 = ä
    229 = å
    230 = æ
    231 = ç
    232 = è
    233 = é
    234 = ê
    235 = ë
    236 = ì
    237 = í
    238 = î
    239 = ï
    240 = ð
    241 = ñ
    242 = ò
    243 = ó
    244 = ô
    245 = õ
    246 = ö
    247 = ÷
    248 = ø
    249 = ù
    250 = ú
    251 = û
    252 = ü
    253 = ý
    254 = þ
    255 = ÿ


    Use Chr(#) to use them in VB.

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    Oh, if you want that then you could just do this:
    Code:
    'just add a textbox, turn multiline to true, scrollbars to vertical, and put this in formload
    text1.text = ""
    dim loopCounter as integer
    for loopcounter = 1 to 255
       text1.text = text1.text & chr(loopcounter) & vbcrlf
    next loopcounter

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    0 to 32 are like enter, space, quotes, etc.
    33 to 255 are all your characters.

    So you should start from 33 or your just going to end up with spaces in the textbox.

    Code:
    For i = 33 to 255
    Text1.text = Text1.text & Chr(i) & vbCrLf
    Next i

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    Visual Basic 6 Constants

    The following constants are specified or recognized by Visual Basic. As a result, they can be used anywhere in your code in place of the actual values.

    Add-In Constants

    Alignment Constants

    Asynchronous Constants

    BorderStyle Property Constants

    Button Constants

    Clipboard Object Constants

    Color Constants

    CommonDialog Control Constants

    ComboBox Constants

    CommonDialog Error Constants

    Control Constants

    Data Control Constants

    DefaultCursorType Constants

    DataGrid Control Constants

    DataList and DataCombo Controls Constants

    DDE Constants

    Drag-and-Drop Constants

    Drawing Constants

    Form Constants

    FillStyle Constants

    Graphics Constants

    Help Constants

    Key Code Constants

    ListBox Constants

    Menu Accelerator Constants

    Menu Control Constants

    Miscellaneous Constants

    Mouse Pointer Constants

    OLE Container Control Constants

    Picture Object Constants

    Printer Object Constants

    RasterOp Constants

    ScaleMode Constants

    Variant Type Constants

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