Further to my last post, the window containing the canvas had UseFocusRing set to true. I set that to false to see if it made any difference but that didn't help either. There is no keydown code in the other window that doesn't have the focus. Can the app's menubar interfere with the focus even though the movable modal window has no menubar property?
Paul On 1/13/07, Paul Rehill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I can't get a msgbox response yet just using a-z characters. I noticed autodeactivate is true for all controls but don't think this affects the keydown event. Only the modal window has the keydown event. The buttons and the scrollbar don't have that event. The scrollbar is on a small movable modal window and scrolls the contents displayed in a canvas in another window below it. As the window is modal, I am assuming it has control over the keydown event.
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