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Click here to copy the following block Private Declare Function GetAsyncKeyState Lib "user32" (ByVal vKey As Long) As _   Integer ' Return True if all the specified keys are pressed ' ' you can specify individual keys using VB constants, ' e.g. If KeysPressed(vbKeyControl, vbKeyDown) Then ... Function KeysPressed(ByVal KeyCode1 As KeyCodeConstants, _   Optional ByVal KeyCode2 As KeyCodeConstants, Optional ByVal KeyCode3 As _   KeyCodeConstants) As Boolean   If GetAsyncKeyState(KeyCode1) >= 0 Then Exit Function   If KeyCode2 = 0 Then KeysPressed = True: Exit Function   If GetAsyncKeyState(KeyCode2) >= 0 Then Exit Function   If KeyCode3 = 0 Then KeysPressed = True: Exit Function   If GetAsyncKeyState(KeyCode3) >= 0 Then Exit Function   KeysPressed = True End Function

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