Minus key on numpad not in Keys enumeration?

Hello Group,

i want to know how to handle the pressed key on the numpad? I found
Keys.OemMinus but this does only follow the pressed "normal" minus key
and not the minus key on the numpad.

There is Keys.Add for the plus key on the numpad and Keys.Oemplus for
the "normal" plus key.

Please help me - thanks.


Roland

FUnky
Fri Jun 09 02:16:57 CDT 2006

Keys.Subtract

roland
Fri Jun 09 02:30:00 CDT 2006

OMG thank you very much. I searched only for minus.

FUnky schrieb:
> Keys.Subtract
>
>

FUnky
Fri Jun 09 02:42:16 CDT 2006

You don't have to search for it .. just try the reverse approach and let
your system tell you what you want.
"Roland Müller" <roland.mueller@flad.de> wrote in message
news:uMPBFa5iGHA.4504@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...
> OMG thank you very much. I searched only for minus.
>
> FUnky schrieb:
>> Keys.Subtract

FUnky
Fri Jun 09 02:45:03 CDT 2006

You don't have to search for it .. just try the reverse approach and let
your system tell you what you want.
I just applied a KeyDown event to a control on my form, and message boxed
the e.KeyData .. Run it, press the key u want .. and you get it displayed
right there in front of you!



"Roland Müller" <roland.mueller@flad.de> wrote in message
news:uMPBFa5iGHA.4504@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...
> OMG thank you very much. I searched only for minus.
>
> FUnky schrieb:
>> Keys.Subtract

FUnky
Fri Jun 09 02:46:25 CDT 2006

You don't have to search for it .. just try the reverse approach and let
your system tell you what you want.
I just applied a KeyDown event to a control on my form, and message boxed
the e.KeyData .. Run it, press the key u want .. and you get it displayed
right there in front of you!

> "Roland Müller" <roland.mueller@flad.de> wrote in message
> news:uMPBFa5iGHA.4504@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...
>> OMG thank you very much. I searched only for minus.
>>
>> FUnky schrieb:
>>> Keys.Subtract
>
>

roland
Fri Jun 09 02:54:59 CDT 2006

Yes, good idea. Thanks.

FUnky schrieb:
> You don't have to search for it .. just try the reverse approach and let
> your system tell you what you want.
> I just applied a KeyDown event to a control on my form, and message boxed
> the e.KeyData .. Run it, press the key u want .. and you get it displayed
> right there in front of you!
>
>
>
> "Roland Müller" <roland.mueller@flad.de> wrote in message
> news:uMPBFa5iGHA.4504@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...
>> OMG thank you very much. I searched only for minus.
>>
>> FUnky schrieb:
>>> Keys.Subtract
>
>
>