1. MsgBox, InputBox, and other Day 7 stuff.
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2. MsgBox
intMyResponse = MsgBox(“Hey You, Click a button!”, vbYesNoCancel + vbQuestion + vbDefaultButton2)

3. InputBox
strAnswer = InputBox(“I’m Bart Simpson, who the are you?”, “Bart’s Frame”, “Homer”, 0, 0)
Caption
Title
Default Answer\
x-position
y-position
OK to leave some out. Leave commas

4. KeyPress KeyDown KeyUp
Keyboard Events
KeyPress
KeyDown
KeyUp

5. KeyPress UPPERCASE and lowercase letters Numeric digits Punctuation
Enter, Tab, and Backspace

6. Features Autorepeat repeats the event Don’t use it for menu shortcut
Occurs BEFORE a control gets the keystroke.

7. Example - put in txtFields KeyPress event subroutine
KeyAscii = KeyAscii + 1

8. KeyDown More complex and specific Shift, Alt, Control
Example: Make two textboxes that will show the results of your KeyDown event.

9. KeyUp
Exact Opposite of KeyDown

10. KeyPreview If the form’s KeyPreview property is TRUE, then
The form can intercept keystrokes before your control gets them.

11. Option Buttons and Check Boxes
Or..
Two Completely New Things Thrown in the Same Chapter

12. Check Boxes vs. Option Buttons
Check Boxes can all be checked
Only one Option Button in a group can be checked.
Are either TRUE if checked, or FALSE if not.

13. Example of code
If (chkMyCheckBox.value = 1) Then
statements
End If

14. Some Notes Put a frame control on the page to group option buttons.
Put it on FIRST, so it doesn’t “cover” your option buttons.