Hi: I don't remember if I already posted but I did the same thing several years ago. I got as far as you did and hit the same wall with keyboard event handling. I tried several WindowEyes solutions but none worked, see Rods message about the WindowEyes objects provided to com. If you are in a window where you want to trap keypress, key up or down, you might be able to use these event handlers inside a visual studio managed code project instead of the native low-level keyboard inputs - much cleaner and easier and universal if you can do it that way. But if not, look at the low-level keyboard i/o native operating system methods and properties. For my particular project I elected to drop it since it was a simple work concerning the visual studio forms designer and a few ReWorks of voiced objects and the time required to continue would have not been worth the results since I have a pretty good grasp of the IDE as it reads with WindowEyes and JAWS already handles the designers quite well. Rick USA
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