Using the My! keyword???

[Randy Ronzitti]

I've seen in code examples using My! as a short cut
instead of using full justification. I've searched the
Microsoft knowledge and came up with nothing. I
understand the Me! keyword for forms and controls, Access
2000 help had an entry, I assume the My! is for database
objects.

Finding nothing in Access 2000 help screens for
clairification and then using something I don't fully
understand makes me a little bit concerned. Is there an
indirect listing in the Access help text which explains
the use of My?

Thanks in advance for anybodies help.

Randy

 

[Dan Artuso]

Hi,
Are you sure that wasn't just a typo?
I've never heard of My.
Post one of these examples.

 

[John Vinson]

I've seen in code examples using My! as a short cut
instead of using full justification.

That's curious. I've never seen it anywhere, and AFAIK it does not
work and does not exist. Cite?

 

[Jake]

Not My! Me (with an e).

HTH

Jake

 

[Frits van Soldt]

Not My! Me (with an e).

So I assume His and Hers does not work as well?