>Hi, Naoto:
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>>Which KeyPress() event? The Form or TextBox? If the one in the Form object, did you set KeyPreview to .T. ?
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>1) Textbox.KeyPress()
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>2) Yes. KeyPreview is set to .T.
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>Anyway you must understand before posting this I put code after IF !A... and. after IF !B and the code worked. So CHRSAW() returns .F. despite there are keystrokes remaining in the buffer.
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> Héctor
If you're using the TextBox method, then you don't really need (nor want) to set the KeyPreview of the form to .T. -- if I'm not mistaken, you set this so that the form's method would take precedence over the individual controls.