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Accelerator    Description
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AF_ALT         Specifies that the ALT key must be held down when the
               accelerator key is pressed.
 
AF_CHAR        Specifies that the keystroke is a translated character, using
               the code page for the accelerator table. This is the default
               style.
 
AF_CONTROL     Specifies that the CTRL key must be held down when the
               accelerator key is pressed.
 
AF_HELP        Specifies that the accelerator generates a WM_HELP message
               instead of a WM_COMMAND message.
 
AF_LONEKEY     Specifies that the user need not press another key while the
               accelerator key is down. This style is typically used with
               the ALT key to specify that simply pressing and releasing the
               ALT key triggers the accelerator.
 
AF_SCANCODE    Specifies that the keystroke is an untranslated scan code
               from the keyboard.
 
AF_SHIFT       Specifies that the SHIFT key must be held down when the
               accelerator key is pressed.
 
AF_SYSCOMMAND  Specifies that the accelerator key generates a WM_SYSCOMMAND
               message instead of a WM_COMMAND message.
 
AF_VIRTUALKEY  Specifies that the keystroke is a virtual key──for example,
               the F1 key.
 
See Also
 
WM_COMMAND, WM_HELP, WM_SYSCOMMAND
 
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