>>>Stacy,
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>>>Your otherwise can be empty, a NODEFAULT followed by a DoDefault() does nothing to alter the default behavior. Try dumping the otherwise all together.
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>>I thought it should not alter the behavior, but the code does not produce a key press at all.
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>>I understand that it would work to remove the otherwise statement, but now I will need to find all cases in my code where I have used this syntax.
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>>Do you think that NoDefault DoDefault() in the keypress event should produce a normal keystroke?
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>You should pass the parameters that the code expects; since it's a keypress, it should do
> nodefault
> dodefault(nKeyPress, nCtrlShiftAlt)
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>But then, it can be safely omitted, because the nodefault/dodefault combination is unnecessary.

Thanks Dragan,

I think this is what I was looking for...