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    April 16, 2001 at 8:13 pm #355065

    Using Access2000, is it possible to tie a function key like F12 to a command button. What I want to do is to have code set the focus, then go to a new record if I push the function key. I already have the code tied to the on-click event of a command button with the hot key of Alt-N, but I would prefer a function key if that’s possible.

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