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Carol Giannini
Is it possible to display an "in progress" message while a function is
working, then turn it off when the function is complete?
working, then turn it off when the function is complete?
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Dirk Goldgar
Carol Giannini said:Is it possible to display an "in progress" message while a function is
working, then turn it off when the function is complete?
Sure. Build it as a form, open the form when you start your function,
and close it when you exit the function. Depending on what the function
is doing, you may need to execute the DoEvents statement after opening
the form to make sure it gets fully displayed.
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Albert D. Kallal
I have a nice box that looks VERY much like a windows progress bar (like the
ones you see during a download).
This box can run while you run something (and, it is can even progress by
its self).
Try downloading and running the "super easy word merge" here:
http://www.attcanada.net/~kallal.msn/msaccess/msaccess.html
If you run the above...and look at the form...there is a "sample" button to
try and run the progress bar...
ones you see during a download).
This box can run while you run something (and, it is can even progress by
its self).
Try downloading and running the "super easy word merge" here:
http://www.attcanada.net/~kallal.msn/msaccess/msaccess.html
If you run the above...and look at the form...there is a "sample" button to
try and run the progress bar...
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Bas Cost Budde
Albert said:I have a nice box that looks VERY much like a windows progress bar (like the
ones you see during a download).
This box can run while you run something (and, it is can even progress by
its self).
Try downloading and running the "super easy word merge" here:
http://www.attcanada.net/~kallal.msn/msaccess/msaccess.html
Hmm... neat.
I noticed the LinesOfCode on your page--did you ever check FindName and
FindCode on mine? They're under Tools
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Jesper F
you may need to execute the DoEvents statement after
I've used me.repaint in order to update a progress form
(or the screen). Should DoEvents be used instead?
opening the form to make sure it gets fully displayed.
I've used me.repaint in order to update a progress form
(or the screen). Should DoEvents be used instead?
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Carol Giannini
Albert - unfortunately, my network settings won't let me download this. If
you see this, could I prevail upon you to send me the file via e-mail?
[email protected]. Thanks!
you see this, could I prevail upon you to send me the file via e-mail?
[email protected]. Thanks!
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Carol Giannini
Wait . I gave you the wrong address. It's [email protected].
Sorry.
Sorry.
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hughess7
I am trying to do this, I have opened a form before executing an append query
but it doesn't display fully. I tried this website to look at your example
but it does not appear to be a valid url. Is it still available?
but it doesn't display fully. I tried this website to look at your example
but it does not appear to be a valid url. Is it still available?
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Albert D. Kallal
Attcanada does not supply web services in Canada anymore (I was un-able to
put up a "moved to link").
You can find the "easy word" merge here that in includes a nice progress
bar:
http://www.members.shaw.ca/AlbertKallal/msaccess/msaccess.html
put up a "moved to link").
You can find the "easy word" merge here that in includes a nice progress
bar:
http://www.members.shaw.ca/AlbertKallal/msaccess/msaccess.html
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hughess7
Thanks...