Originally Posted by
Krool
If you download the demo then run and test it out.
If it does what you expect then study the demo project how it's done. (E.g. what's for code in the Form, how are the properties set etc.)
It should be all self-explaining. I would just repeat here what's shown in the demo project..
Sorry sir I'm a beginner
I downloaded the demo and tested it
I was expecting I could do something like that
Code:
If KeyCode = vbKeyF1 Then FormChild.Show
The same thing I do in a form Form_KeyDown event.
But since a MdiForm doesn't have a KeyDown event, I couldn't figure out how to make use of shortcut keys.
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