Event of Enter Key

[portCo]

Hello there,

I am using Visual Basic 2005. I want to store a value when I press
enter key on the keyboard.

Could anyone help me out?
Thanks alot.

[Mr. Arnold]

"portCo" <wo*****@gmail.comwrote in message
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Hello there,

I am using Visual Basic 2005. I want to store a value when I press
enter key on the keyboard.

Could anyone help me out?

You should use Google and look-up how to use the Form and Controls Keyup
Keypress, and Keydown events. All of that should also be explained in VS
2005 Help with examples too.

[rowe_newsgroups]

On Jun 12, 2:15 am, "Mr. Arnold" <MR. [e-mail]:

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Hello there,

I am using Visual Basic 2005. I want to store a value when I press
enter key on the keyboard.

Could anyone help me out?

You should use Google and look-up how to use the Form and Controls Keyup
Keypress, and Keydown events. All of that should also be explained in VS
2005 Help with examples too.

Or if you wanted a quick and dirty solution - just add a button and
make it the accept button for the form and add your logic to it's
button_click event. Then any time a user hits enter it will fire the
click event and process your logic. Though, if you want to only store
values from the enter key being pressed (and not allow the user to
manually press the button) then I would go with one of the 3 key
events mentioned previously.

Thanks,

Seth Rowe

[Mr. Arnold]

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On Jun 12, 2:15 am, "Mr. Arnold" <MR. [e-mail]:

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Hello there,

I am using Visual Basic 2005. I want to store a value when I press
enter key on the keyboard.

Could anyone help me out?

You should use Google and look-up how to use the Form and Controls Keyup
Keypress, and Keydown events. All of that should also be explained in VS
2005 Help with examples too.

Or if you wanted a quick and dirty solution - just add a button and
make it the accept button for the form and add your logic to it's
button_click event. Then any time a user hits enter it will fire the
click event and process your logic. Though, if you want to only store
values from the enter key being pressed (and not allow the user to
manually press the button) then I would go with one of the 3 key
events mentioned previously.

In heavy data entry solutions, I like to use the Enter-Key on a form's
control in the control's key event.

Users doing heavy data entry like being able to push that Enter-Key and move
to the next control without having to click to it.

[rowe_newsgroups]

On Jun 12, 7:24 am, "Mr. Arnold" <MR. [e-mail]:

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On Jun 12, 2:15 am, "Mr. Arnold" <MR. [e-mail]:

"portCo" <[e-mail] in message

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Hello there,

I am using Visual Basic 2005. I want to store a value when I press
enter key on the keyboard.

Could anyone help me out?

You should use Google and look-up how to use the Form and Controls Keyup
Keypress, and Keydown events. All of that should also be explained in VS
2005 Help with examples too.

Or if you wanted a quick and dirty solution - just add a button and
make it the accept button for the form and add your logic to it's
button_click event. Then any time a user hits enter it will fire the
click event and process your logic. Though, if you want to only store
values from the enter key being pressed (and not allow the user to
manually press the button) then I would go with one of the 3 key
events mentioned previously.

In heavy data entry solutions, I like to use the Enter-Key on a form's
control in the control's key event.

Users doing heavy data entry like being able to push that Enter-Key and move
to the next control without having to click to it.

In heavy data entry solutions, I like to use the Enter-Key on a form's
control in the control's key event.

Users doing heavy data entry like being able to push that Enter-Key and move
to the next control without having to click to it.

As do I (especially for Access migrations), I only included my method
because it seemed that the OP was trying to activate a Save routine
whenever a user pressed enter. If so, it is typical to also have a
save button on the form - so if the OP just wanted the enter key to
run the save routine the button uses, it would be easier to set the
save button as the default button instead of using key hooks (IMO).

Thanks,

Seth Rowe