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Default KeyCode Characters Different in VS2003 and Target

Is there some way to standardize the values for Keycode characters? I have an application that uses the KeyUp and KeyPress events to validate TextBox data entry. However, the values for e.KeyCode and e.KeyPress which are generated by VB code while developing in VS2003 are not the same as when the application is compiled and installed on a target machine. In other words, the KeyCode for zero is not the same in the VB code as on the target machine. Therefore, the validation fails.

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