Hi Dan
What you need to do is launch your child forms modally so that they cannot loose focus:
customerform.show vbmodal
this ensures that in order for focus to resume to your main form the user would have to of clicked the OK button for example on your customers form where you can call the...
Hi Greg
you need to set you text boxes multiline property to true and and set the scrollbars property appropriately. This should allow the user to enter data as you need, the scrollbar property is not essential.
Cheers
Steve
Hi John
I don't know if this an approppriate solution but I'll go for it any way. After the user has enetered the details launch another form modally which displays a listview control populated during the form load event. On the click event of the listview assign the key value to a public...
http://www.fpoint.com/products/spread/spread.html
Hi
This spread control from farpoint technologies is quite good, I'm currently using it at the moment, it works just like excel and you can add formulas etc etc. It's obviously a 3rd party control so there are developer licences to purchase ...
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