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Gary B via AccessMonster.com
Hi all,
I wonder if anyone can help me with this.
I am running Access 2002 and 2003 and have the same problem with both.
If I have created a form with a subform, every so often the form, when opened,
will stop showing anything other than a new record. Even if I open it from
the database window, it goes straight to a new record, so that I cannot
navigate to previous records (navigation buttons are on). Because of this I
have to keep constantly backing up forms within the database (apart from the
db backups), so that when it happens I can replace it with the backed up form.
The trouble is of course, every so often I get so focused on the programming
that I forget to backup for half an hour and then ...bang.... I've lost a
half hours work.
There is nothing special about these forms. Usually they have a subform with
continuous forms set. And mostly there is a DMax condition set in the
default value. I don't have any viruses or spyware. My Office installations
are up to date as is my Windows installation.
I'm getting very frustrated now, so any idea's would be very gratefully
received. My next step is to re-install Access, but I'd like to avoid that
if poss.
Thanks.
I wonder if anyone can help me with this.
I am running Access 2002 and 2003 and have the same problem with both.
If I have created a form with a subform, every so often the form, when opened,
will stop showing anything other than a new record. Even if I open it from
the database window, it goes straight to a new record, so that I cannot
navigate to previous records (navigation buttons are on). Because of this I
have to keep constantly backing up forms within the database (apart from the
db backups), so that when it happens I can replace it with the backed up form.
The trouble is of course, every so often I get so focused on the programming
that I forget to backup for half an hour and then ...bang.... I've lost a
half hours work.
There is nothing special about these forms. Usually they have a subform with
continuous forms set. And mostly there is a DMax condition set in the
default value. I don't have any viruses or spyware. My Office installations
are up to date as is my Windows installation.
I'm getting very frustrated now, so any idea's would be very gratefully
received. My next step is to re-install Access, but I'd like to avoid that
if poss.
Thanks.