I can't figure out how to set a keyboard shortcut on a ToolstripButton (I'm assuming that there is an easy way), so the user can use Clt-S to save for example.



So, is there an easy way to do this? Or do I have to do this the hard way (capturing keyboard input, yada, yada)?



Thanks!

Thanks Trent. I'm assuming this means I'd need to sub-class ToolstripButton, right? If I do that, then I'll need to either manually add buttons via code or manually update the designer file to use my sub-classed button, or is there some other way get a sub-classed toolstrip item into a toolstrip?

You could, or just add this logic on the form/user control/etc that you want the Ctrl+S to work.  You can do the other and create your own type editor, etc. but that is way more work than it is worth...I would just do the other.

OK, I'm missing something.



I don't know how to override the ProcessCmdKey method on the toolstripbutton outside of subclassing it. How do I do it within the form (for example)?

Instead of overriding it at the toolstrip or toolstripbutton level, just add the logic in the form or user control that the toolstrip resides in.  This way you only have to override the ProcessCmdKey method on the form versus worrying about this in the toolstrip...this is what I generally do and it makes life a lot easier

Ahhhhh...the light bulb went off. I get it. Thanks, that does make sense!

Cool