>>>>>It's easily assign a method to a specific functions keys or combinations of keys in VFP using ON KEY LABEL. How to do this in VB?
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>>>>You can use the KeyPress event of the form to check for specific keystrokes. For function keys and the like use KeyUp or KeyDown. In combination with the KeyPreview property you can catch these before any other control receives them.
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>>>Thanks! I am thinking of Publicly available instead of per form.
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>>Eric,
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>>Have you tried using this control? How did you fix "ActiveX component can't create object." error? Even the demonstration MDI project gives me this error.
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>>Jess
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>Which control?

Oh sorry! I posted it in the wrong thread. The cPopMenu control you mentioned re: putting icon/picture in VB menus. I downloaded the control but it gives me an error which I couldn't fix no matter what I do - "ActiveX component can't create object."