Visual Basic 2008 Hotkeys Tutorial

Code if you cant read : If e.keycode = Keys.A Then (Under here you can make an event for example) Msgbox ("Hello") Ihr wisst ja, der Code ;) Public Class Form1 Private Sub Form1_Load(ByVal sender As ... KeyDown_ If e.KeyCode = Keys.(Hot Key You Want) Then (Command you want) End If.

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• Code if you cant read : If e.keycode = Keys.A Then (Under here you can make an event for example) Msgbox ("Hello")
• Ihr wisst ja, der Code ;) Public Class Form1 Private Sub Form1_Load(ByVal sender As ...
• KeyDown_ If e.KeyCode = Keys.(Hot Key You Want) Then (Command you want) End If.

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