TECLADO VIRTUAL EM VB 6.0

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Good morning,

I wonder if anyone knows how to create a virtual keyboard to be used on a touch pc ...

I need only the numeric part of the keyboard as it is for the user to enter the registration here in the company ....

I've managed to delete it with this code:

VB

Private Sub cmbApagar_Click()
    txtRL.SetFocus
    If txtRL.Text = "" Then
        MsgBox "Não há nenhuma informação para apagar!", vbInformation, "Atenção !"
'="There is no information to delete!"
    Else
       txtRL.Text = Left(txtRL.Text, Len(txtRL.Text) - 1)
    End If

End Sub

I made this same logic to insert the numbers, but failed.
Please can someone help me?

translated from protuguese by Smithers-Jones

Posted 9-Dec-10 0:45am

julianalazaro

Updated 9-Dec-10 0:54am

Smithers-Jones

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Smithers-Jones 9-Dec-10 6:48am

You might have realized, that Codeproject is an english-speaking community. Using the english language will increase your chances of getting help.

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E.F. Nijboer · Answer 1 · 2010-12-09T03:19:00

Wouldn't inserting the numbers be the most easy part?

For each button click you can simply add the number it represents, like:

VB

Private Sub btn_1_Click()
    txtRL.Text = txtRL.Text & "1"    
End Sub

Private Sub btn_2_Click()
    txtRL.Text = txtRL.Text & "2" 
End Sub

etc...

Good luck!