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Andrew
Hi,
I've created an access database that has a form with the on_current event.
That form is set to startup when the database is opened. When I try opening
the database with IE, the form will not display, and it seems like there's a
deadlock somewhere. The form will display if i take out the on_current event
(but that would mean I cannot do what i need to do) or if I don't set the
form to startup when the database loads.
Anyone heard of this problem or know how to solve the problem? I'm using
access 2000 SP3 (was sp1, but patched it just last friday to see if the
problem still occurs with sp3) and IE 6 (latest version also).
And the problem is not with the particular database I was working on. I can
reproduce the problem by creating a simple database. as long as the database
has a form_oncurrent event, and is set up to startup when the database is
opened, then i won't be able to display the form
with an html link.
Thanks
Andrew
I've created an access database that has a form with the on_current event.
That form is set to startup when the database is opened. When I try opening
the database with IE, the form will not display, and it seems like there's a
deadlock somewhere. The form will display if i take out the on_current event
(but that would mean I cannot do what i need to do) or if I don't set the
form to startup when the database loads.
Anyone heard of this problem or know how to solve the problem? I'm using
access 2000 SP3 (was sp1, but patched it just last friday to see if the
problem still occurs with sp3) and IE 6 (latest version also).
And the problem is not with the particular database I was working on. I can
reproduce the problem by creating a simple database. as long as the database
has a form_oncurrent event, and is set up to startup when the database is
opened, then i won't be able to display the form
with an html link.
Thanks
Andrew