The keypresses should not be being consumed. If they are I can provide you with code which only monitors the key flow, but does not consume.



>The control will now display Edit when I press the shift key. However, the one problem I ran into is that with this keystroke checking via BindEvents(), the navigation key presses are consumed if the the current control is a textbox. You won't be able to move the cursor with left/right/home/end. I tried two things to rectify this:
>1) In the bindevents trapping, issue a keypress for the "consumed" keystrokes. That only resulted in double keystrokes. argh. Hmmm, i am thinking that maybe the recursive flag may not have been turned off, that might make it work, but I don't have the time right now to verify that.
>2) In the KeyPress of the control, if the keystroke is a nav key, KEYBOARD the keypress with a NODEFAULT. This didn't work.
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>At this time, I do not know how to make this solution work properly when a textbox has control. Otherwise, this is great.
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>David