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I just started learlning Visual Basics 2008. I seriously need help on my VB project. I'm very weak in VB. Thank You!!!

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Welcome to CodeCall :D How much have you been using Visual Basic?

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Can someone tell me what is access key and tab order and how to use them in VB?
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My test is coming soon.
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Hello. You can set the an access key for a control by putting an '&' before a character in the text property. This allows the user to select the control directly from the keyboard. For instance, if you write E&xit in the exitButton's text property, you can select the button by pressing 'x'. The Tab Order is the sequence that the application will cycle through controls when the user presses the tab key. You can access it under the View options.