Ascii Codes

[tmyers]

Does anyone have a link to a comprehensive list of Ascii codes that Access uses? The only one I know is 13 for the enter key. I am trying to tie buttons to the function keys.

I found https://doc.4d.com/4Dv16/4D/16.6/Function-Key-Codes.300-4444766.en.html
Could someone confirm this is correct?

 

[Isaac]

I have Ascii Table - ASCII character codes and html, octal, hex and decimal chart conversion
bookmarked.

(Though I really can't say why, it's an ugly non searchable page!)

 

[tmyers]

I have Ascii Table - ASCII character codes and html, octal, hex and decimal chart conversion
bookmarked.

(Though I really can't say why, it's an ugly non searchable page!)

That does not appear to have the F1-F12 keys

 

[The_Doc_Man]

F1 through F12 are not really ASCII.

4D MANUALS

doc.4d.com

Keyboard Codes - Max 8 Documentation

Keyboard Codes The fourth outlet of the key and keyup objects output a keyboard-independent code you can use to detect key presses and releases as described bel

docs.cycling74.com

 

[tmyers]

F1 through F12 are not really ASCII.

4D MANUALS

doc.4d.com

Keyboard Codes - Max 8 Documentation

Keyboard Codes The fourth outlet of the key and keyup objects output a keyboard-independent code you can use to detect key presses and releases as described bel

docs.cycling74.com

I see. Makes sense as to why I was struggling to find them then.
I am just doing to QoL stuff on some forms, and am trying to tie function keys to various buttons on my header for ease of use.

 

[Isaac]

I am just doing to QoL stuff on some forms

A very worthwhile endeavor

 

[oldaf294]

found this,

4D MANUALS

doc.4d.com

 

[jdraw]

MSoft reference

 

[theDBguy]

Does this help?

Keyboard Key Code Values

This was an old article on my website, which I thought might be good to resurrect in case people might still find it useful. The Form's Ke...

thedbguy.blogspot.com

 

[tmyers]

Does this help?

Keyboard Key Code Values

This was an old article on my website, which I thought might be good to resurrect in case people might still find it useful. The Form's Ke...

thedbguy.blogspot.com

O I like this. Very nice!

 

[Mike Krailo]

DBGuys website inspired me to do this:

 

[gemma-the-husky]

That's is really useful, Mike. Needs to be a sticky somewhere!

 

[NauticalGent]

That's is really useful, Mike. Needs to be a sticky somewhere!

Agreed...I printed it out just in case I need it sometime...one more tool for the toolbox.

 

[Mike Krailo]

Here is a new version of the keyboard keycodes that I recreated as a vector drawing. This way the printed image will look cleaner and I even lighted up the Num Lock for good measure. Enjoy!