VISUAL BASIC ACCESS KEY POTATO
©1994 David Stewart

The Access Key Potato is a very simple little tool
that can help you figure out what letters are used,
which still available, for use as underlined access
keys on Visual Basic controls with text.

It's VERY simple: Start the program, and it'll put
itself at the bottom of your screen. Then go through
your controls' text and see what letters you've 
assigned as the underlined access keys, checking the
letters' boxes in the Potato as you go.

As you check a letter, it will grey out and, of 
course, get a checkmark in its box. You can easily
see what's left.

To start again on another form, click the "Clear"
button, and all letter and number checks will 
return to their unchecked state. Click the "Close"
button to shut the program down. You can also 
minimize the window by choosing Minimize from the
Potato's control menu.

After spending far too much time with scraps of 
paper keeping track of this stuff, I finally got a
brain and figured that VB could help me with this
aspect of VB as it has so many others. Hope you find
it as helpful sometime. It's free.

David Stewart
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