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Default AutoKeys for F1 key

I am trying to create an AutoKeys macro to call up a self created Help system. I have given up trying to install HTL Help so I created a Help table with text and contextID etc to get the right Help text for the current form (I get the form name, contextID from the Form in the Load eventand then query for Help text in table using the key data. When I try to call MasterHellp() which DIm frm as Form I then set frm = Me!NavigatorSubForm.Form but I get an error when I run the AutoKeys macro. I know I can call this function MasterHelp() from a button on any form and it works. How can I get AutoKeys to work? If this isn't possible I'll try to use KeyPress event for F2 Key.





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