Keypress Controls in Visual Basic 2005

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Keypress Controls in Visual Basic 2005

How would I perform this code in Visual Basic 2005...

If KeyAscii = 13 Then
   MsgBox "Enter is press..."
EndIf

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Keypress Controls in Visual Basic 2005

  • BrammekeDotNet

    Private Sub Form2_KeyPress(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.Windows.Forms.KeyPressEventArgs) Handles Me.KeyPress

    If e.KeyChar = Chr(13) Then

    DoSomething()

    End If

    End Sub



  • PareshPatel

    This post was a little helpful, and I thank The Lord Jesus for your kind help and expertise. However, I'm still having trouble because I want to force a no line feed in the display text box when the Enter key is pressed.

    When the focus is on the text box, and the user presses the Enter (CR) key, how can I tell the text box to do nothing, especially no line feed

    I thank The Lord Jesus for His grace that works your response for my good (Romans 8:28 of The Holy Bible).



  • BQMartin

    Using a Rich Text Box control and VB 2005, I want to do nothing when key is pressed, especially no line feed (CR). In VB 6, this is achieved by ...

    KeyAscii = 0.

    How do I accomplish in VB 2005 a "nothing response" when the e.KeyChar = Chr(13) condition is raised



  • Chris Breaux

    correct

    You can also use the handy Keys Enum off the Window.Forms namespace like so:

    If e.KeyChar = Chr(Keys.Return) Then

    Good Luck!



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