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John Vinson
On Tue, 6 Sep 2005 02:18:01 -0700, "Wussell"
It's considered polite to ask your question in the text area, not just
the subject line; when you do, please include enough information that
one of us who volunteer here might be able to help. We're people, not
a search engine.
My GUESS is that you'll want to set the Default Value property of some
controls on your form, but without more background it's hard to be
sure.
John W. Vinson[MVP]
It's considered polite to ask your question in the text area, not just
the subject line; when you do, please include enough information that
one of us who volunteer here might be able to help. We're people, not
a search engine.
My GUESS is that you'll want to set the Default Value property of some
controls on your form, but without more background it's hard to be
sure.
John W. Vinson[MVP]
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Wussell
I apologise for not adhering to convention, be gentle with me this is my
first time.
My job requires me to make entries into an Access database form, many of
which are repititive.
I have tried using the clipboard in Word and copying across but
unfortunately its an old version and the clipboard will onlt take one item.
Is there a way I can have the entries held in memory so that I can input
with a keystroke.
Regards,
Russell
first time.
My job requires me to make entries into an Access database form, many of
which are repititive.
I have tried using the clipboard in Word and copying across but
unfortunately its an old version and the clipboard will onlt take one item.
Is there a way I can have the entries held in memory so that I can input
with a keystroke.
Regards,
Russell
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Wussell
I apologise for not adhering to convention, be gentle with me this is my
first time.
My job requires me to make entries into an Access database form, many of
which are repititive.
I have tried using the clipboard in Word and copying across but
unfortunately its an old version and the clipboard will onlt take one item.
Is there a way I can have the entries held in memory so that I can input
with a keystroke.
Regards,
Russell
first time.
My job requires me to make entries into an Access database form, many of
which are repititive.
I have tried using the clipboard in Word and copying across but
unfortunately its an old version and the clipboard will onlt take one item.
Is there a way I can have the entries held in memory so that I can input
with a keystroke.
Regards,
Russell