F
Frank
Hello!
When I click the "Spelling" menu item, Access checks all records ... not
just the one currenly displayed on a form ... in the case of a parent-child
linked sub-form it checks all records linked to the displayed parent.
I have the "Cycle" property of my form set to "Current Record".
I suppose I could put my own "Spelling" button next to a field which will
copy the field's contents into a field on another form, fire off
DoCmd.RunCommand acCmdSpelling, and then copy the checked text back to my
form. But how would I know when the spell check is finished? It would be a
bit clunky to have a "Close" button on the other form to close it after
copying the text back.
Any ideas?
Also, is it possible to determine when Access is spell checking? I have
code in my form's BeforUpdate event which prompts the user "This record has
been changed - Do you want to save the changes?" which I would like to stop
firing off when spelling is being checked.
I will appreciate any ideas.
Thanks in advance.
When I click the "Spelling" menu item, Access checks all records ... not
just the one currenly displayed on a form ... in the case of a parent-child
linked sub-form it checks all records linked to the displayed parent.
I have the "Cycle" property of my form set to "Current Record".
I suppose I could put my own "Spelling" button next to a field which will
copy the field's contents into a field on another form, fire off
DoCmd.RunCommand acCmdSpelling, and then copy the checked text back to my
form. But how would I know when the spell check is finished? It would be a
bit clunky to have a "Close" button on the other form to close it after
copying the text back.
Any ideas?
Also, is it possible to determine when Access is spell checking? I have
code in my form's BeforUpdate event which prompts the user "This record has
been changed - Do you want to save the changes?" which I would like to stop
firing off when spelling is being checked.
I will appreciate any ideas.
Thanks in advance.