-What is the proper way to capture the keypress of 'Ctrl-P', for example.
-I can capture a single keypress this way:
If (KeyEventArgs.KeyCode = Keys.P) Then
--{pressing 'P' triggers the event}
-But what about 'Ctrl-P'? I've tried
If (KeyEventArgs.KeyCode = Keys.ControlKey And Keys.P) Then
--{Just pressing the Ctrl key triggers the event(?!), which is not what I need.}
Thanx

If e.KeyChar = Microsoft.VisualBasic.ChrW(15) Then MessageBox.Show("Ctrl-P pressed")

I *think* it is ChrW(15) it might be ChrW(16) but that is how you would detect it.


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Thanx.
I finally found the solution I want by stumbling on the right combo in the VS2005 help (search KeyDown not KeyPress), to wit:
If (e.KeyCode = Keys.P And e.Modifiers = Keys.Control) Then
   {this works for Ctrl-P as expected!!}
NOTE: One of my problems was that I was trying to use Keys.ControlKey instead of Keys.Control. Only the latter will work with e.Modifiers.