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SendKeys Replacement
AceMan and MacroScope, Thanks to both of you for your contributions! They both seem to work in 32-bit Access, and assumedly they will in 64-bit as well. I will keep these suggestions handy in case I actually do upgrade back up to 64-bit - they will be useful if and when that happens. I'm...- KevinJohnston
- Post #11
- Forum: Microsoft: Access Forms
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SendKeys Replacement
Sorry for the delay in responding. The reason I was directing "M" to a tab was the following: This is for a homegrown point of entry bookstore database. Most books we sell we scan ISBN numbers when making the sale. Some items do not have ISBN numbers and we just sell these under some...- KevinJohnston
- Post #6
- Forum: Microsoft: Access Forms
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SendKeys Replacement
MajP and TheAceMan1, Thanks for your replies. First, I apparently wasn't clear that I was trying to GET RID of the sendkeys; I was just trying to find out how to do so. I included the old code (notated with ') just how the code used to be. Your suggestions to use Option Explicit and to use...- KevinJohnston
- Post #4
- Forum: Microsoft: Access Forms
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SendKeys Replacement
I'm trying to update my database from 32-bit to 64-bit. SendKeys doesn't work any more, and I'm trying to replace SendKeys code with 64-bit friendly code (I've got about 32 instances of the SendKeys statement). For several instances, I've been able just to use Control.SetFocus statements to...- KevinJohnston
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Forms
