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Timboo
Hi, I have a form that worked fine, then one of the controls turned itself
into a combo box, and started to display itelf ontop of a box I use to hide
the form until its made visible. I ensured that the control was set to back,
and changed back to text format. But it still stayed on top of the box. I
deleted the control and created a new one, which worked fine .... but the
deviant behaviour then spread to another control! - and when I deleted that
and recreated it the behaviur moves onto the next control! Any ideas? The
other item I could do with some help with, is that I have a continious form
that I wish to have a button on to "page down" Do I need the page down
button placed on a main form, with the continious form as a subform? If so
what is the best command for page down (button code) I have tried
"DoCmd.GoToPage 1, 0, 10567" but it does not work very well.
Thank you, Tim
into a combo box, and started to display itelf ontop of a box I use to hide
the form until its made visible. I ensured that the control was set to back,
and changed back to text format. But it still stayed on top of the box. I
deleted the control and created a new one, which worked fine .... but the
deviant behaviour then spread to another control! - and when I deleted that
and recreated it the behaviur moves onto the next control! Any ideas? The
other item I could do with some help with, is that I have a continious form
that I wish to have a button on to "page down" Do I need the page down
button placed on a main form, with the continious form as a subform? If so
what is the best command for page down (button code) I have tried
"DoCmd.GoToPage 1, 0, 10567" but it does not work very well.
Thank you, Tim