Oh, sure!! Anybody can do it the easy way. ;)

Alan

>Hi,
>
>I just set KeyPreview of the form to true and it worked.
>
>Thanks any way
>
>>Have you tried putting your code into a function and using 'ON KEY LABEL LEFTARROW' (etc) to call the function?
>>
>>Alan
>>
>>>Hi Sergey,
>>>
>>>This is a form with 256 shapes which represent 256 colors. Right now I move between these shapes by clicking mouse on them (another shape will be shown around the active color). This is easy by mouse, but I want to do it like what we do in GetColor() form by pressing arrow keys. I put codes in Keypress method of the form, but when I apply arrow keys, it switches between my command buttons in the form.
>>>
>>>Hopefully, it makes sense.
>>>
>>>Thank you,
>>>Ali
>>>
>>>>Ali,
>>>>
>>>>Can you provide more details? Are controls on that form placed in rows and columns as in GetColor()?
>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>I would like to have a control move all over the form by arrow keys. (exactly like what we do in GetColor() form to change the current color.) How can I do that?