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We use Combobox AutoExpand functionality to display the first matching
item in the text box.
It was noticed, that if AutoCorrect "TWo INitial CApitals" is on, and
someone types word upper case letters, eg "HOME" the following
behavior occured
1.Type H- "Habits" appears in the text box and "abits" is selected
2.Type O- "Hoaxes" is shown, but o is in low case and "axes" is not
selected
3.Type M- "HoMaxes" is shown and it doesn't match to any values in the
list
If I type "Home" or "home" (in appropriate case) no problem occured.
We have installation of the same Access application on multiple
machines, and on only on some of them this autocorrection happened,
even all have AutoCorrect "TWo INitial CApitals" option on.
I am using Access 2002.
Does anyone can suggest any reason why it works differently on
different machine?
As a work-around I've set combo's AutoCorrect to false, but it took me
a while to figure it out.
I hope that Microsoft will fix this problem in the future version of
MS Access
Michael Freidgeim
item in the text box.
It was noticed, that if AutoCorrect "TWo INitial CApitals" is on, and
someone types word upper case letters, eg "HOME" the following
behavior occured
1.Type H- "Habits" appears in the text box and "abits" is selected
2.Type O- "Hoaxes" is shown, but o is in low case and "axes" is not
selected
3.Type M- "HoMaxes" is shown and it doesn't match to any values in the
list
If I type "Home" or "home" (in appropriate case) no problem occured.
We have installation of the same Access application on multiple
machines, and on only on some of them this autocorrection happened,
even all have AutoCorrect "TWo INitial CApitals" option on.
I am using Access 2002.
Does anyone can suggest any reason why it works differently on
different machine?
As a work-around I've set combo's AutoCorrect to false, but it took me
a while to figure it out.
I hope that Microsoft will fix this problem in the future version of
MS Access
Michael Freidgeim