I wouldn't call this the ideal solution, but you could map shift+f1 to ctrl+f1

ie.

ON KEY LABEL Shift+F1 KEYBOARD "{Ctrl+F1}"

Of course, if you are using ctrl+f1 for another function, this won't work.


> I recently wrote a hot key program that worked in conjunction with a forms key press event. The hot keys where using the keyboard function keys "F1" to "F12", "Ctrl+F1" to "Ctrl+F12"and "Shift+F1" to "Shift+F12".
>The hot keys perform small macros that work with the form, thus not allowing me to use "ON KEY LABEL" ( reference from help last paragraph "Note that ON KEY LABEL operates outside of the scope of a form; the KeyPress event can be used within forms to execute code when a key is pressed.").
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>The Key Press event uses the parameters "LPARAMETERS [nIndex,] nKeyCode, nShiftAltCtrl." Where nkeycode is the inkey() value of the key pressed.
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> My problem is that incredibly there are duplicated inkey values, with matching nShiftAltCtrl parameters such as:
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>"Shift +t" = "Shift+F1" = inkey() value 84;
>"Shift +u" = "Shift+F2" = inkey() value 85;
>"Shift +v" = "Shift+F3" = inkey() value 86;
>"Shift +w" = "Shift+F4" = inkey() value 87;
>"Shift +x" = "Shift+F5" = inkey() value 88;
>"Shift +y" = "Shift+F6" = inkey() value 89;
>"Shift +z" = "Shift+F7" = inkey() value 90
>
>
>A user typing "Shift+t" for an upper cased letter T unwillingly activates the "Shift+F1" macro!
>
>Any suggestoins!!!