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    Using Keyboard keys as condition in 2010 macro (not vba)

    I changed all my field names to english and finally it worked !! Thanks A lot again.
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    Using Keyboard keys as condition in 2010 macro (not vba)

    You are quiet right, and quiet perfect! that must be some differences that i will find and correct. Many Thanks Again !
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    Using Keyboard keys as condition in 2010 macro (not vba)

    Oops you know what ? after I the code worked, I found out this is not what i wanted :D:D I wanted if I press Ctrl+S, no YesNo message box be shown and the form be saved, but in other situations such as closing the form, the message box come along.
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    Using Keyboard keys as condition in 2010 macro (not vba)

    Sorry to bother You dear, but this solved totally! this error too was because of field's non-english name! I really really appreciate your help and taking time and you caused me learn a lot ! I'm so thankful for You.
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    Using Keyboard keys as condition in 2010 macro (not vba)

    All Right. I found it out finally! my mistake was that i named my tables and forms in another language :/ I fixed it, and now I get this one: "The expression On Key Down you entered as the event property setting produced the following error: A problem occurred while microsoft accesss was...
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    Using Keyboard keys as condition in 2010 macro (not vba)

    this is it, I guess there's something wrong with My app !! when i pressed Alt+F11, the VBA window popped up, but there were no code window within, so I clicked on insert module and thus it saved as a module at the end. in Your demo, when I click on a blank event's "..." button and choose the...
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    Using Keyboard keys as condition in 2010 macro (not vba)

    ok I remember You told me to add the code to On Key Down & Before Update, how should I do that ? the codes are now just saved as a Module in navigation pane
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    Using Keyboard keys as condition in 2010 macro (not vba)

    Many thanks arnelgp I did so, but nothing happens I'm afraid :( no message shown on closing the form after changing records.
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    Using Keyboard keys as condition in 2010 macro (not vba)

    Thank You very much arnelgp First of all i'm a newcomer to Access,i start it with 2019 office version and i found out that Access has replaced vba and code writing with new macro action options. in my version of access, in front of events, there is space and after that a down arrow button which...
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    Using Keyboard keys as condition in 2010 macro (not vba)

    Hello Everyone. I have an idea and i want to do something like this in form's BeforeUpdate Event: If {Ctrl+S Pressed} then RunMenuCommand Command SaveRecord Else If MsgBox("Do you want to save the form?",4)=6 then RunMenuCommand Command SaveRecord Else RunMenuCommand Command UndoRecord End...
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