> DO CASE > CASE nShiftAltCtrl = 0 ; > and nKeyCode > 64 ; > and nKeyCode < 91 > * Allow upper case letters > CASE nShiftAltCtrl = 0 ; > and nKeyCode > 96 ; > and nKeyCode < 128 > * Force letters to uppercase > * and pipe them back to the > * above case > NODEFAULT > KEYBOARD upper(chr(lastkey())) > ENDCASE NHF, I hope, but this is impossible to localize this way. Remember that there are many letters with ASCII/ANSI codes above 127. Just look at the names on the UT, or take an example of any company doing business overseas - you'll have lots of accented characters, and looking between 96 and 127 won't find them. Just try to see if it IsAlpha(), and it will work for any installed code page. BTW, this is more a generall remark - I've seen this kind of codepage blindness other places too (in InGrid, I think). For a foreign user, sometimes it looks just like a glitch, but it's greatly annoying in most of the cases. Just couple days ago I wrote some note in OutL... LookOut, and it let me type è (c caron), and when I've let the (title) field, it converted it to simple c. Alt+f4, a candidate for deletion. I'll probably write some organizer for myself in VFP.