Re: Capture F5 Keystroke

From: BruSoft (bruce_at_bru-soft.com)
Date: 11/26/03 

Date: Tue, 25 Nov 2003 19:19:03 -0800

Donlad wrote:

>Can some help figure out how to capture if F5 is pressed.
>
>
    Key is passed to the OnKeyUp, OnKeyDown, etc. events. Check if Key
= VK_F5

>
>secondly when the users closes the app clicking the x in the top right, how
>do I show a message box asking are you sure. I can display the message box,
>but not sure how to cancel the terminate.
>
>
    In the OnCloseQuery event on the form put your message box and if
you want to cancel the close, set the CanClose parameter sent into the
event to False.

>
>Thanks
>
>Donald
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>
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> 

-- 
Bruce Michener http://www.bru-soft.com

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