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Barcode Reader and Caps lock

Peter D
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#1: Nov 12 '05
I have a second hand bar code reader (keyboard wedge) en i can read
the bar codes but after every scan he turns my caps lock on.
(GRRRRRR).

I search a code to turn my caps lock off or can anyone tell me why
(the hell)it happens that way.

Tony Toews
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#2: Nov 12 '05

re: Barcode Reader and Caps lock


dauwe.peter@pandora.be (Peter D) wrote:
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>I have a second hand bar code reader (keyboard wedge) en i can read
>the bar codes but after every scan he turns my caps lock on.
>(GRRRRRR).
>
>I search a code to turn my caps lock off or can anyone tell me why
>(the hell)it happens that way.[/color]

There is an API call which will set these for you. I use it for a comment field at
a clients where the manager got ticked at his people keying in comments in upper
case.

HOWTO: Toggle the NUM LOCK, CAPS LOCK, and SCROLL LOCK Keys
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=177674

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Peter D
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#3: Nov 12 '05

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Great code, (i guess) but i'm using access 97. This code is very good
in VB but in Access 97??
Peter Doering
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#4: Nov 12 '05

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On 20 Oct 2003 03:20:15 -0700, Peter D wrote:
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> Great code, (i guess) but i'm using access 97. This code is very good
> in VB but in Access 97??[/color]

Did you try or are you guessing?

I've just scrolled through the code and I can't see anything that shouldn't
work on A97. The instructions for A97 would be:

1. Open the form in design mode.
2. - 4. same.
5. Open the form in normal mode.

Peter

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Tony Toews
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#5: Nov 12 '05

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dauwe.peter@pandora.be (Peter D) wrote:
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>Great code, (i guess) but i'm using access 97. This code is very good
>in VB but in Access 97??[/color]

I'm using very smilar code in one of my apps.

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