I have an HP Pavilion dv6 laptop, running Windows 7.
The keyboard does not have a Break key identified; at least not that I can find.
Googling unearthed the recommendation that I use Ctr'l + Pause.
My Enter key has "pause" printed in the upper right corner.
I have tried Ctr'l + Enter and Shift + Ctr + Enter but neither will interupt running VBA code.
Can someone offer any help?
Edited to show the solution. Use the ESC key.
Missing Break Key (Solved)
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Missing Break Key (Solved)
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Re: Missing Break Key
Laptops often have a 'Fn' key that you use to access extra functions on keys. Can you see on of them on your HP? If so try that in conjunction with your Enter key.
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Re: Missing Break Key
Thanks for the responses Hans, but neither seem to work. The aggravation is compounded by the on board help displaying and discussing a keyboard with a different layout.
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Re: Missing Break Key
Shift/break key won't work in combinations (ctrl+alt+break) - HP Support Forum
Which includes the ominous warning: "Some function keys or keyboard shortcuts do not work correctly on a computer that is running Windows 7."
Which includes the ominous warning: "Some function keys or keyboard shortcuts do not work correctly on a computer that is running Windows 7."
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Re: Missing Break Key
I think you'll find a link to it in the second post of the thread that Leif pointed to.Don Wells wrote:Hans
Can you provide a link to that MSKB article?
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Re: Missing Break Key
Thank you all for the support.
It has been a long frustrating day; but we eventually solved it. When running VBA, the esc key interrupts the code.
It has been a long frustrating day; but we eventually solved it. When running VBA, the esc key interrupts the code.
Regards
Don
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