You had it right originally:
1.
SendKeys "u"I used a bad example, the curly braces are for keys on the keyboard that do not produce a character (like enter, tab, backspace, etc).
2.
Do Until Case vbKeyF10 is illegal syntax; try
Do Until vbKeyF10Case is part of the Select construct.
3. Try using the
DoEvents without the parenthesis. Not sure how helpful DoEvents will actually be; most times it's in a loop so the form can be updated. Hey! you never know.
I probably should have asked this a lot sooner, but what version of VB are you using? If you're using an IDE, you can set checkpoints and then step into the code line by line to see how the program flows and what values the variables have.
Maybe we should change the title of this post:
"Re: Programming Help in VB!! Need 1 tip or 2"