Brandon,
You need a rotoscoped matte of the arm applied to the still. In other words you need to cut out the shape of the arm from the still, frame by frame.
Ian M
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change your 'list width' setting from auto to the size you want.
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== is a comparator and just means =
just as <= means less than or equal to,
>= means greater than or equal to and
!= or <> means not equal to
I am surprised it is being use in the macro as I thought it was normally associated with java or c++
an 'end if' also seems to be missing from the end...
What if they have middle name or hyphonated surname? what about names such as O'toole?
have these been taken into account?
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How was the list of records created? a query, table, input bu the user?
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Why do you need to copy and paste? Maybe we can help you do it a different way.
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Forget access, program your barcode scanner to add an enter after reading the barcode.
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...single barcode not the 2D version here's how to do it.
Download a free font free3of9 and place it in your windows/fonts/ folder.
Use the string "*" & info & "*" in the control source,
(info is the information you wish to store in the barcode).
Then just change the font of the control to...
Dim ctlCurrentControl As Control
Dim strControlName As String
Set ctlCurrentControl = Screen.ActiveControl
strControlName = ctlCurrentControl.Name
Debug.Print strControlName
displays the current control
Ian Mayor (UK)
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Have you tried setting a break point and stepping through the code?
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I wonder if this will work?
lockout(true)
public sub lockout(state as boolean)
with NameOfForm
.name.enable = state
.info.enable = state
.cell.enable = state
end with
end sub
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Also check if you have redundent locking file preventing you from opening it. There shouldn't be one if the database is not open so delete it.
Just a thought...
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Are you asking for help to get
1) the max value for each of these fields?
2) the max value of one of these fields?
3) the max value of the highest field?
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If it's an access backend then why not just copy the table to the front end using a make table query?
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Thanks PHV, it was the load event I as using
but I will try the open event.
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The error returned is 'You can assign a value to this object'
which occurs when the subroutine is called from the on load event.
I have tried it after the form has loaded and it works!!!
What I assume is happening, the controls are not available to update whilst the form is loading. Only...
sorry TheAceman1 I may have misled you with the commented out .comments statement which I left in by mistake.
I have no problem looking at each control and determining if they are a text box or combo box, which this routine does.
My problem is to clear out all text and combo boxes and put their...
Trying to rest all controls on a form with unbound controls back to their default values. Any help would be appreciated.
For Each ctrl In Frm '.Controls
Debug.Print ctrl.Name
If ctrl.ControlType = acTextBox Or ctrl.ControlType = acComboBox Then
ctrl.Value = ctrl.DefaultValue...
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