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Pat
I am using Access 2003, on a WinXP Pro machine. I have a tabbed form,
on which I've dropped a lable control. I've added code in the OnClick
event to run a function when the label is clicked. Initially, I put the
DoCmd.Hourglass True command at the beginning of the function, but I
never got the hourglass to appear. I also tried adding it in the
OnClick code, before my function call. Still no workee! So, I did a
Google search of the usenet and found a number of suggestions - none of
which worked. I've tried Application.Echo True/False, Me.Repaint, and
Screen.MousePointer. All in either my OnClick or in the function (well,
of course Me.Repaint doesn't work in the function!). I saw someone say
something about only getting it to work if they also popped up a
message box, but I don't really want to do that. Any advice? TIA! - Pat
on which I've dropped a lable control. I've added code in the OnClick
event to run a function when the label is clicked. Initially, I put the
DoCmd.Hourglass True command at the beginning of the function, but I
never got the hourglass to appear. I also tried adding it in the
OnClick code, before my function call. Still no workee! So, I did a
Google search of the usenet and found a number of suggestions - none of
which worked. I've tried Application.Echo True/False, Me.Repaint, and
Screen.MousePointer. All in either my OnClick or in the function (well,
of course Me.Repaint doesn't work in the function!). I saw someone say
something about only getting it to work if they also popped up a
message box, but I don't really want to do that. Any advice? TIA! - Pat