assigning keyboard shortcut keys hbear 17.07.2006 18:01:02 I used the following: ^{Insert} to assign Ctrl +Insert as a shortcut key combination. I posted it in the Macro Name column as instructed in Building Microsoft Access Applications 1994 version. It doesn't work. What would the current syntax be for assigning shortcut keys to macros?

Re: assigning keyboard shortcut keys Steve Schapel <schapel[ at ]mvps.org.ns> 17.07.2006 19:47:55 Hbear, Assuming you have names the macro group AutoKeys, ^{INSERT} should be correct. What is happening? -- Steve Schapel, Microsoft Access MVP hbear wrote: [Quoted Text] > I used the following: > ^{Insert} > to assign Ctrl +Insert as a shortcut key combination. I posted it in the > Macro Name column as instructed in Building Microsoft Access Applications > 1994 version. > It doesn't work. What would the current syntax be for assigning shortcut > keys to macros?

Re: assigning keyboard shortcut keys hbear 19.07.2006 18:13:01 I did a quick review of the procedure for assigning shortcuts over breakfast, but apparently didn't read far enough. Once I named the group AutoKeys, as you suggested, everything worked fine. Thanks! "Steve Schapel" wrote: [Quoted Text] > Hbear, > > Assuming you have names the macro group AutoKeys, ^{INSERT} should be > correct. What is happening? > > -- > Steve Schapel, Microsoft Access MVP > > hbear wrote: > > I used the following: > > ^{Insert} > > to assign Ctrl +Insert as a shortcut key combination. I posted it in the > > Macro Name column as instructed in Building Microsoft Access Applications > > 1994 version. > > It doesn't work. What would the current syntax be for assigning shortcut > > keys to macros? >