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Comments by Member 9774614 (Top 5 by date)
Member 9774614
4-Nov-17 13:35pm
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Thank you very much for the information.
I have another problem: I want to use normal keyboard input AND touchscreen input. When I use the above solution in the form_load method or in the form_activated method everything is working fine with keyboard input.
But when I use touchscreen input (there are several buttons, some are designer generated some are dynamic generated) the last button has the focus / is selected and the keyboard input does not work any longer. - Shall I open a new thread for this?
Member 9774614
2-Nov-17 10:29am
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Sorry, but I forgot to comment the code above. It was only an incomplete snippet.
I tried to analyse the keyboarddata by writing it into the debug window.
Something like:
Private Sub Start_KeyDown(sender As Object, e As KeyEventArgs) Handles Me.KeyDown
Debug.Print(CStr(e.KeyCode))
End Sub
It is working fine on form1. I get an output for normal characters and specialkeys like Enter. But when I open form2, it does not work. In form2 I get the output for 1,2,3 etc. but not for Enter.
Member 9774614
2-Nov-17 9:39am
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But other keyboard inputs like normal characters e.g. a,b,c or 1,2,3 are sent
correctly on other forms. Only the enter does not work.
Member 9774614
2-Nov-17 9:39am
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But other keyboard inputs like normal characters e.g. a,b,c or 1,2,3 are sent
correctly on other forms. Only the enter does not work.
Member 9774614
2-Nov-17 7:50am
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But other keyboard inputs like normal characters e.g. a,b,c or 1,2,3 are sent
correctly on other forms. Only the enter does not work.