>If you haven't seen this before, at least I can confirm that it's not supposed >to happen. Must be some more general thing is going on. Actually, without
> the parameters being passed, you should have had other problems so I suspect >that your code IS NOT being run ... something else is.

Well, I just checked to be sure, and no other control on the form has ANY keypress code. The form's Keypress code does work, I press Ctrl S and the appropriate code runs, for example.

> Check the root level of the form for the KeyPreview property. It must be set > to .t. for your form level KeyPress code to work. Otherwise, the
> KeyPress code attached to each control is what gets used. In my system these > are all empty. The KeyPreview property is used to allow the form to
> handle KeyPress events before the active control processes them.

The KeyPreview is set to .T. on the form.