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Anne
How do I Place the Windows XP User Logon Name in a Control (text box) on a
Form in Microsoft Access
Form in Microsoft Access
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Anne
I did the following but access does not like the fact that two functions are
declared and I am receiving an error
The module is putting a line under the first declared function and is
treating it as two separate functions.
declared and I am receiving an error
The module is putting a line under the first declared function and is
treating it as two separate functions.
D
Douglas J. Steele
What do you mean by "putting a line"?
Realistically, you do have 2 separate functions there. The first tells
Access the details about a function built into advapi32.dll. The second uses
the first function to get the information you want.
Realistically, you do have 2 separate functions there. The first tells
Access the details about a function built into advapi32.dll. The second uses
the first function to get the information you want.
J
James
Hello Ofer,
I have studied various threads on this topic, but as a rookie, i'm not
really understanding what i need to do to make this work.
At the weblink, it says to copy the code... but to where ?
Do I first need to add a field to my table (& form) to hold the current user
name?
James
I have studied various threads on this topic, but as a rookie, i'm not
really understanding what i need to do to make this work.
At the weblink, it says to copy the code... but to where ?
Do I first need to add a field to my table (& form) to hold the current user
name?
James
K
kalexander
I used the code above to create a user name field on my form - and did the
same thing in a query field. The problem I'm having is that for both the form
and query-based fields the user name for the current user populates for ALL
the records. How can I tie it just to the user who entered the record?
Ideally this would be tied to the query-based field for reporting purposes.
Thanks for your input.
Alex
same thing in a query field. The problem I'm having is that for both the form
and query-based fields the user name for the current user populates for ALL
the records. How can I tie it just to the user who entered the record?
Ideally this would be tied to the query-based field for reporting purposes.
Thanks for your input.
Alex