ok im sick of looking at this... here how you figure out what the ascii key for any

[XxEvilxX]

first off you have ot know what the vb doe for that key is like Enter is VBKeyReturn and Tab Is VbKeyTab And So On So Here All you Got to Do


Msgbox int(and they vbkey)
example

Msgbox int(VbkeyReturn)

[Mark Sreeves]

... and now in English please!

Look, for gods sake, just go to the MSDN website and look up "Character codes 0-127". Or should that be karrikter for all the ******z out there hooo carnt spell propperly.

[Juan Carlos Rey]

Hi, Mark!
Where can I find the code for those funny faces?

:amazed:

[QWERTY]

In Post Reply Window on the left side of Your Reply textbox is something like Smilies Legend
Click on it.

[Juan Carlos Rey]

I see - Thanks!

[danab]

I felt left out for a long time

[Gen-X]

Dim sCharacter as string

sCharacter = InputBox("Please Enter A single character")

If sCharacter <> "" Then
  sCharacter = Left(sCharacter,1)

  msgbox "The ASCII code for the character '" & sCharacter & "' is " & Asc(sCharacter), vbOkOnly

End If

[KenX]

XxEvilxX,

hwere hew ashking a kwestyion?

[kedaman]

Paste this into your code:

Private Sub Form_KeyDown(KeyCode As Integer, Shift As Integer)
MsgBox "Keycode in Keydown event was " & KeyCode & " and Shift " & Shift
End Sub
Private Sub Form_KeyPress(KeyAscii As Integer)
MsgBox "KeyAscii in KeyPress event was " & KeyAscii
End Sub

[Mark Sreeves]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think XxEvilxX is replying to a question which hasn't been asked.

... and now in English please!

Hehe

In all my time here, i have never seen XxEvilxX post a question in normal English.

Most Of The Time Al The Words Start With A Capitol, End Iets Vull Ov Tiepos.

[Sam Finch]

MayBee Iz KeeBord Iz BrowkeN.