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Re: ASCII Codes...

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From: John
Date: Thu, 17 Sep 1998 00:00
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Does anyone know how to detect the windows 95/98 start menu keys within a
T.P. 7 program?
Do they have specific codes, or can they be detected is any other way?

Any help appreciated,

John Skilbeck.

Ian W.Derrick wrote in message <3600FFBD.518F@GECM.COM>...
>As a follow on ..... (perhaps not related)
>
>A while ago I was trying something along these lines but I could not
>detect F11 and F12 from my keyboard F1 through F10 were OK. Is there
>something different about these two keys, I never did manage to detect a
>key press from F11 or F12. I never found an answer to this, would anyone
>like to pass comment now .....
>
>Thanks
>Ian W.Derrick
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Date: 1998/09/17
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