No, no SetFocus or GoToControl calls.
More info (I messed with this for hours):
I started from scratch - new database container, new form. Started putting controls on the form, hopefully until the problem reappeared and/or was mysteriously solved.
Unfortunately, I just tested opening the...
(I'm using Access 2003)
I have a main form and subform, with the subform being a Tab Stop after several of the fields on the main form. If I tab through the fields on the main form without making any data changes, the focus moves to the first control on the subform just as I would expect. Life...
Hmmm. If I rightclick the page when it is displayed in "Page" mode, I don't have a "properties" choice, but do have "Page Properties." There is no "Margin" tab on that properties dialog.
If I rightclick the page in "Folder" mode, I do have "Properties" as a choice. However, I still don't have...
Look at www.HighpointAdventures.com to start. Note the top margin starts flush with the top of the display area, but the left margin has a small gap (indentation) from the left (which I'd like to eliminate).
Click on the Bookstore link on the left. This page has the same left margin gap, but...
OK, that was an extremely broad question I asked. I'm not really looking for a complete tutorial on ASP. But, can anyone point me to some documentation I can study to figure out where to go from here?
My website uses shared left, right, and top borders. On the index page, the top border displays flush with the top of the screen, but the left border has a small gap (3-5 px) to its left. When I navagate to other pages in my web, the top border displays with a small gap above it, or the left...
The service I use for Web hosting only offers MySQL (I could pay a lot more for an Access database, but I'm trying not to!). I've created a simple MySQL database on their server. I know what SQL Select statement I want to send it. What I haven't a clue about (and it's gotten worse in the...
I'm struggling with using an ADP and ADO vs. the familiar (to me) MDB and DAO. What would be the equivalent in an ADP to this MDB code that fetches the .SQL property from a QueryDef called "qryABC"? (in the ADP, it might be a View or user defined function).
Dim MyDB as Database
Dim...
Right-click on the hyperlink and choose "hyperlink properties".
Click the button (on the right) "Target Frame..."
Click the graphic to indicate in which frame you want the link to open, or choose "Whole Page" or "New Window" if that's your preference...
Yes, the dial-up adapter is installed & working properly. I just mentioned that because it is the only item listed under Network Adapters in the Device Manager.
I got a syntax error, looked up Help, and tried this instead:
net use g: c:\g_drive
Got an error: "You must log on before performing this operation"
Next, I tried:
Net logon
and got an error: "You cannot do this from within an MS-DOS window."
I've tried using Client for...
I've installed networking, enabled file & printer sharing, and have shared the folder
c:\g_drive
When I try to map to that folder, I still get the error
"The network is not accessible"
which is understandable, since there is no network card.
I'm not sure exactly what you mean by...
I'm trying to map a local folder:
c:\g_drive
to drive letter G: so I can test some legacy software that specifically tries to read files from a drive G:
This is on a laptop named "laptop" with NO network card. When I try using the "map network drive" option out of Windows...
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