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VBA / Excel / Access / Word » Access » Key 
Writing the Form_KeyDown Event Procedure
 
Private Sub Form_KeyDown (KeyCode As Integer, Shift As Integer
    Select Case KeyCode 
        Case vbKeyF1 
            MsgBox "You pressed the F1 key." 
        Case vbKeyHome 
            MsgBox "You pressed the Home key." 
        Case vbKeyTab 
            MsgBox "You pressed the Tab key." 
    End Select 
End Sub 

 
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