You could, but then how do you strip it out? If you try to strip it out, the cursor moves to the beginning of the textbox. Not very tidy.

>Nigel,
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>Couldn't you check the actual value of the checkbox in the interactive change
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>Mace
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>>I need to identify the keypress in a textbox but it needs to identify the actual character, not the key pressed.
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>>Example: I need to prevent quote and double-quote from being entered. If I use the keypress event nKeyCode, this will not work with different keyboard mappings. Here, double-quote is shift+2 but I can't trap shift+2 because it will be different on other mappings.
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>>Anybody have any ideas?