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Reply 2007 Mar 01 22:59 PM by steve. reply
Ah, right. I forgot about that and had to go back and check.

The "Print Screen/SysRq" key appears to be a special case. All the keycodes above fire in at least the onKeyDown event. However the Print Screen Key does not fire the onKeyDown or onKeyPress events. It does sometimes fire the onKeyUp event when the page is freshly loaded. This behavior appears the same in IE6 and Firefox.

When it does fire (intermittently) the keycode is 44.