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Default Can I Repurpose CTRL+N in Access 2010? - 08-31-2010 , 04:00 PM






I have an Access form and the user would like to press CTRL+N to move
to a new record. I am aware there are buttons he could press to do
this, but he prefers to use the keyboard and not the mouse.

Can I create a button and assign the CTRL+N shortcut to it? Or
another keystroke combo?


Thanks

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Default Re: Can I Repurpose CTRL+N in Access 2010? - 08-31-2010 , 05:32 PM






On 31/08/2010 22:00:02, McKilty wrote:
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I have an Access form and the user would like to press CTRL+N to move
to a new record. I am aware there are buttons he could press to do
this, but he prefers to use the keyboard and not the mouse.

Can I create a button and assign the CTRL+N shortcut to it? Or
another keystroke combo?


Thanks

I hate macros ... but define a macro calles AUTOKEYS. Under Macro Name type
^N (The ^ on my keyboard is a shifted 6) The Action is GoToRecord and the
action argument under Record is New

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Phil

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Marshall Barton
 
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Default Re: Can I Repurpose CTRL+N in Access 2010? - 08-31-2010 , 05:37 PM



McKilty wrote:

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I have an Access form and the user would like to press CTRL+N to move
to a new record. I am aware there are buttons he could press to do
this, but he prefers to use the keyboard and not the mouse.

Can I create a button and assign the CTRL+N shortcut to it? Or
another keystroke combo?

The Ctrl+PageDown key combination already does that.

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