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Hiya,
This may help:
Tools -> Options -> Keyboard (tab)
set 'cursor stops at first/last field' true.
(This stops it moving to next record.
Then for this field - check for a 'tab' keypress in VB and setfocus to your first field.
Someone may have a better solution, but this should work ok.
Regards,
Darrylle
"Never argue with an idiot, he'll bring you down to his level - then beat you with experience." darrylles@totalise.co.uk
This may help:
Tools -> Options -> Keyboard (tab)
set 'cursor stops at first/last field' true.
(This stops it moving to next record.
Then for this field - check for a 'tab' keypress in VB and setfocus to your first field.
Someone may have a better solution, but this should work ok.
Regards,
Darrylle
"Never argue with an idiot, he'll bring you down to his level - then beat you with experience." darrylles@totalise.co.uk
LarryDeLaruelle
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Skierm:
If you are working on a form, open the forms properties dialog and select the Other tab. Set Cycle to Current Record.
If you are working with a subform and do not want to allow additional records then on the form's properties dialog, select the Data tab and set Allow Additions to false.
HTH
Larry De Laruelle
ldelaruelle@familychildrenscenter.org
If you are working on a form, open the forms properties dialog and select the Other tab. Set Cycle to Current Record.
If you are working with a subform and do not want to allow additional records then on the form's properties dialog, select the Data tab and set Allow Additions to false.
HTH
Larry De Laruelle
ldelaruelle@familychildrenscenter.org
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