Visual Basic / Menus / Shortcut on menu
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To make an event happen when a key is pressed, use the KeyPress or KeyDown events.
And to have a menu and make it look like it has that big gap between, as a regular assigned shortcut would, use Chr$(9).
example cut ctl-x <---- this is the shortcut
----------------^ gap
And to have a menu and make it look like it has that big gap between, as a regular assigned shortcut would, use Chr$(9).
example cut ctl-x <---- this is the shortcut
----------------^ gap
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