Dim TheForm As Form
Dim ObjChk As Control
Set TheForm = Screen.ActiveForm
For Each ObjChk In TheForm.Controls
'106 for checkbox
If ObjChk.ControlType = 106 Then
ObjChk.Value = 1
End If
Next ObjChk
I hope that will...
Well to be true I never saw this problem, it's a customer... He said that he cannot move it up, that's not working...
He was using this application since... hmmm few month and that problem never appear. So can I say that's an MS Access problem?
I'm a bit lost, because, like I said, this...
Hi, I have a strange problem. When I open my Access project, then main forms appear very very far down. I have a Vertical Scroll bar and I have to scroll a lot to see my form. And when I click a button to open an other form, the form open normally at the begin so I have to scroll up to see this...
I want to print a repport with a "page setup"... that easy of course, but I want to print the page 1 with a "page setup" and others with a different "page setup"... I just wander if that even possible...
Rizar
oh, yeah, I forgot that,
it's for access 2000 (vb6) I have a ActiveX Control in my Form 01, and I want to copy it in form 02 to 20.
I wasn't Able to find the code the Create my ActiveX control, so if I least I can copy it, i'll be more then happy
I need to know how to place an ActiveX Control (access) in a form with code...
createconrol("form", "acCustomControl", "acDetail")
this command only set a blank ActiveX control, I need to set mine...
desesperatly, John
I created my control
dim NewCtrl as Control
Set NewCtrl = CreateControl(TheForm.Name, acCustomControl, acDetail, , , 1, 1)
How I can fix the class and OLE of the ActiveX control... I want to place my control and not the default control... i'm a bit lost with creating ActiveX control from...
How to convert response from
application.currentproject.allforms.item(x)
to
dim Form1 as Form
the type of application.currentproject.allforms is not compatible with a dim form...
I'm looking to find a activex control in a form to delete it... the control in invisible...
Dim ActXCtrl as Control
Dim FormX as AccessObject
for each ActXCtrl in FormX.Properties
if ActXCtrl.name = '' ActXBtn '' Then
DeleteControl FormX.Name, ActXCtrl.Name
end if
next...
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