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John Lane
Is there anyway to get rid of the annoying popup message that happens when
you run this metnod? Thanks.
you run this metnod? Thanks.
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Dirk Goldgar
John Lane said:Is there anyway to get rid of the annoying popup message that happens
when you run this metnod? Thanks.
Which annoying popup message are you talking about? OutputTo doesn't
necessarily give a message. Please post the code you are using and the
message you're talking about.
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John Lane
It's of the form:
DoCmd.OutputTo acOutputReport, "xxx", rtf, "yyy"
DoCmd.OutputTo acOutputReport, "xxx", rtf, "yyy"
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John Lane
It's of the form: "Outputing report such-and-such to file such-and-such".
Actually, it's not really a popup, but an informational one that appears and
disappears.
Actually, it's not really a popup, but an informational one that appears and
disappears.
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John Lane
I tried Docmd.SetWarnings False/True and it didn't help. Guess I am stuck
with yet another Microsoft "feature". I wonder if these people ever actually
try to use what they create.
with yet another Microsoft "feature". I wonder if these people ever actually
try to use what they create.
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Dirk Goldgar
John Lane said:I tried Docmd.SetWarnings False/True and it didn't help. Guess I am
stuck
with yet another Microsoft "feature". I wonder if these people ever
actually
try to use what they create.
Setting Application.Echo = False doesn't have an effect either. But I
wouldn't be at all surprised if the technique described here works:
http://www.mvps.org/access/api/api0037.htm
I can't say I've tried it, though.