> I want to make my app as keyboard-friendly as possible: it will be used
> pre{*filter*}ly on laptops without a proper mouse.

> The menu designer only lets me use simple CTRL+key, ALT+key or Fx. I
> can't have CTRL+ALT+key or CTRL+SHIFT+key, or other more complicated
> combinations. Is there any easy way to overcome this?

> Secondly, I've got some 'form sensitive' keyboard shortcuts, so I've
> created a 'right-click' menu to call from the Form.RightClick event,
> which includes the appropriate keyboard shortcuts. But I find that the
> shortcuts aren't available until after I've first used the right-click.
> And when the form is closed, the shortcuts are still 'available' and
> generate error messages. How can I stop this?

> As an aside, when I right-click over some controls on the form,
> sometimes the form's RightClick fires, and sometimes it doesn't, even
> though there's no code in any other RightClick event anywhere in my app.
> Is there some logic behind when it does and doesn't?

> --
> Ben Hambidge

>> The menu designer only lets me use simple CTRL+key, ALT+key or Fx. I
>> can't have CTRL+ALT+key or CTRL+SHIFT+key, or other more complicated
>> combinations. Is there any easy way to overcome this?

>> Secondly, I've got some 'form sensitive' keyboard shortcuts, so I've
>> created a 'right-click' menu to call from the Form.RightClick event,
>> which includes the appropriate keyboard shortcuts. But I find that the
>> shortcuts aren't available until after I've first used the right-click.
>> And when the form is closed, the shortcuts are still 'available' and
>> generate error messages. How can I stop this?
>Ben,
>Try setting up a CASE - ENDCASE using LASTKEY()
>eg. CASE LASTKEY()=nn -- DO xxxxx.
>Harry