Re: Tab key intercept

JoeBananas wrote:

> thanks for the quick reply.
>
>
> That's fine but, KeyUp and Keydown don't fire when the tab key is
> pressed so how do I test GetKeyState when no event has fired.
>
> Thanks

I've used the Validation event before which will fire when a control is just
about to lose focus. In the Validation event, you can use GetKeyState API
and stop the control from losing focus if you need to.

Ben


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