simulate keypress

[Daan]

Hello,

I have to start a Command_Click event with the simulation of pressing the
PgDown-key. Is this possible?

Private Sub Command_Click()
'press the PgDown - key
End Sub

Thanks

[Salad]

Daan wrote:

Hello,

I have to start a Command_Click event with the simulation of pressing the
PgDown-key. Is this possible?

Private Sub Command_Click()
'press the PgDown - key
End Sub

Thanks

Private Sub Command1_Click()
SendKeys "{Enter}{pgdn}"
MsgBox "Beam me down, Scotty"
End Sub

Stretching
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DlP0XAifbm8

[Arno R]

"Salad" <oi*@vinegar.comschreef in bericht news:13*************@corp.supernews.com...

>

Private Sub Command1_Click()
SendKeys "{Enter}{pgdn}"
MsgBox "Beam me down, Scotty"
End Sub

I am guessing the OP only wanted Sendkeys "{PgDn}"

What's the PageDown 'doing' exactly ??
Maybe you can code 'the other way around' ??
e.g When moving to another page you might as well do a DoCmd.GoToPage 2
==Be aware that Sendkeys will not work with Vista anymore.

Arno R

[Salad]

Arno R wrote:

"Salad" <oi*@vinegar.comschreef in bericht news:13*************@corp.supernews.com...

>>Private Sub Command1_Click()
SendKeys "{Enter}{pgdn}"
MsgBox "Beam me down, Scotty"
End Sub

I am guessing the OP only wanted Sendkeys "{PgDn}"

That's true. But if you don't give Sendkeys something to respond to it
simply sits there...waiting. I'm basically faking the thing out by
presenting a msgbox that the human eye would never see.

Miku
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XtsF3ZjkKvY

>
What's the PageDown 'doing' exactly ??
Maybe you can code 'the other way around' ??
e.g When moving to another page you might as well do a DoCmd.GoToPage 2
==Be aware that Sendkeys will not work with Vista anymore.

Arno R