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Chris Eisert
Hey everyone,
The navigation bar tat is standard on every form is a
little too small for my taste, so I'm trying to make a
bigger version of the standard navigation by adding the
corresponding buttons to the form itself. However, unlike
the navbar, I'd like to disable the previous/next buttons
once the end of the current records is reached.
Question: what is the best way to determine the end of
current records. I'm thinking about doing a
recordset.Find/recordset.Position/recordset.Count, but I
was hoping that there might be a nicer way.
Thanks in advance
Chris
The navigation bar tat is standard on every form is a
little too small for my taste, so I'm trying to make a
bigger version of the standard navigation by adding the
corresponding buttons to the form itself. However, unlike
the navbar, I'd like to disable the previous/next buttons
once the end of the current records is reached.
Question: what is the best way to determine the end of
current records. I'm thinking about doing a
recordset.Find/recordset.Position/recordset.Count, but I
was hoping that there might be a nicer way.
Thanks in advance
Chris