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Aliensmurf
I would like a field to automatically be field in with the current user that
is logged in to the computer.
is logged in to the computer.
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Rick B
Do a search. asked and answered ALLLLL the time.
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Aliensmurf
I have done a search and nothing has come up.
Rick B said:
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Andi Mayer
On Tue, 11 Jan 2005 11:31:17 -0600, "Aliensmurf"
http://groups-beta.google.com/groups?hl=en&q=Current+Logged+User+group:*access*&qt_s=Search+Groups
1520 Hits
http://groups-beta.google.com/groups?hl=en&q=Current+Logged+User+group:*access*&qt_s=Search+Groups
1520 Hits
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hermie
Andi Mayer said:
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hermie
Zero hits when you do a search in microsoft.public.access.forms?
hermie
hermie
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Andi Mayer
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hermie
Stranger when i search for current user the result is zero?
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Fred Boer
Hello:
Why the assumption that AlienSmurf is using Google Groups for his searching?
If I go to the web-based newsreader (via support.microsoft.com/newsgroups),
and go to the "Access Forms" group, and do a search using the "Search for:"
textbox on the term "current logged user", I see only this thread and two
others. Is it possible that is the place he did a search which didn't get
him any hits?
I'd worked with computers for many, many years before I discovered how
wonderful newsgroups were. Even after I discovered newsgroups I wasn't aware
of Google Groups searching for quite a while. However, IIRC, I was lucky
enough to have someone tell me about Google Groups and how to use it.
Aliensmurf, do you know about using Google Groups to search for relevant
newsgroup posts? If not, please post back, and I'd be happy to tell you how!
You'll find the answers to many, many common questions quickly and easily
using Google searches!
Cheers!
Fred Boer
P.S. Sure hope I didn't do something wrong when I searched the web-based
newsreader!
Why the assumption that AlienSmurf is using Google Groups for his searching?
If I go to the web-based newsreader (via support.microsoft.com/newsgroups),
and go to the "Access Forms" group, and do a search using the "Search for:"
textbox on the term "current logged user", I see only this thread and two
others. Is it possible that is the place he did a search which didn't get
him any hits?
I'd worked with computers for many, many years before I discovered how
wonderful newsgroups were. Even after I discovered newsgroups I wasn't aware
of Google Groups searching for quite a while. However, IIRC, I was lucky
enough to have someone tell me about Google Groups and how to use it.
Aliensmurf, do you know about using Google Groups to search for relevant
newsgroup posts? If not, please post back, and I'd be happy to tell you how!
You'll find the answers to many, many common questions quickly and easily
using Google searches!
Cheers!
Fred Boer
P.S. Sure hope I didn't do something wrong when I searched the web-based
newsreader!
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Andi Mayer
where do you search?
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hermie
Andi Mayer said:
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hermie
In outlook express newsgroups
Andi Mayer said:
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Rick B
I went to the following on the Microsoft newsgroup...
http://www.microsoft.com/office/community/en-us/default.mspx?d=1
and entered "ACCESS CURRENT USER" and found about 25 results. Several of
them were appropriate to the question posted here.
Rick B
http://www.microsoft.com/office/community/en-us/default.mspx?d=1
and entered "ACCESS CURRENT USER" and found about 25 results. Several of
them were appropriate to the question posted here.
Rick B
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Andi Mayer
I know exactly that he/she did't used "Deja" (this was the original
company before google bought them).
This is the reason I gave this link
BTW: I am not a user in microsoft......., because with a real
newsreader (not OE) it is much easier to read and answer
Why? you only harm yourself not finding the old stuffP.S. Sure hope I didn't do something wrong when I searched the web-based
newsreader!
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Rick B
When I got into the actual Access news group and then did a search in the
search field at the top of the screen, I had even better results. I tried
"Windows User" in the SEARCH FOR box and "Access Forms Coding" in the IN
box.
http://www.microsoft.com/office/com...8ada&catlist=&dglist=&ptlist=&exp=&sloc=en-us
One of them was from just a few days ago. It was called "capturing the
login name or ID. It even includes several links.
Rick B
search field at the top of the screen, I had even better results. I tried
"Windows User" in the SEARCH FOR box and "Access Forms Coding" in the IN
box.
http://www.microsoft.com/office/com...8ada&catlist=&dglist=&ptlist=&exp=&sloc=en-us
One of them was from just a few days ago. It was called "capturing the
login name or ID. It even includes several links.
Rick B
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Rick B
Searching the "forms coding group" for keywords "windows login" gave me only
five results, but two of them were excellent examples.
Rick B
five results, but two of them were excellent examples.
Rick B
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Andi Mayer
then you have only a subset of messages.
check your settings when you delete the old messages
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Andi Mayer
On Tue, 11 Jan 2005 13:16:13 -0600, "Rick B" <Anonymous> wrote:
BTW: I was never on the website and I am to lazy to look at it.
Is there a FAQ?
my next question in mind is nonsense, but never the less lets ask it:
Is there a hint to search first?
BTW: I was never on the website and I am to lazy to look at it.
Is there a FAQ?
my next question in mind is nonsense, but never the less lets ask it:
Is there a hint to search first?
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Rick B
No way we can fix laziness. If you wnat an answer, sometimes you have to
work for it.
Sorry.
work for it.
Sorry.
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Fred Boer
Dear Andi:
My point was that AlienSmurf might have used the Microsoft web-based
newsgroup reader, and had correctly reported that no hits were found...
I'm sorry but I don't understand the above; forgive me if I am being slow!
This just meant that I was hoping I hadn't made a mistake that would make me
look inept!
Cheers!
Fred
My point was that AlienSmurf might have used the Microsoft web-based
newsgroup reader, and had correctly reported that no hits were found...
I'm sorry but I don't understand the above; forgive me if I am being slow!
This just meant that I was hoping I hadn't made a mistake that would make me
look inept!
Cheers!
Fred