prevent focus?

[Scott McDaniel]

We'll answer it on 1-5 ...

reset your system

 

[Henro]

Oops..............
[blush]

ist is the day after Christmas now, do you think somwone would be willing to
answer?

 

[Scott McDaniel]

I'll tell you if you PROMISE to reset your system date ...

In the Enter event of the subform CONTROL on your main form (not the actual
subform, mind you), throw the focus back to a control on your MAIN form:

Private Sub sfrItems_Enter()
Me.lngJobID.SetFocus
End Sub
-
Scott McDaniel
CS Computer Software
www.thedatabaseplace.net

Oops..............
[blush]

ist is the day after Christmas now, do you think somwone would be willing to
answer?

We'll answer it on 1-5 ...

reset your system

do

is

 

[Arvin Meyer]

Looks like Mr. Henro sets his system clock ahead purposely so that his
question will remain on top. I failed to notice it before, but in analyzing
a series of posts he's made his clock gets conveniently moved ahead on a
regular basis. He then moves it back when he gets caught. I guess he thinks
that he's more deserving of an answer than anyone else.

Oh well! I won't be seeing or answering any more of his posts, and I'm
posting his little ploy to the rest of the MVPs.
--
Arvin Meyer, MCP, MVP
Microsoft Access
Free Access downloads:
http://www.datastrat.com
http://www.mvps.org/access

I'll tell you if you PROMISE to reset your system date ...

In the Enter event of the subform CONTROL on your main form (not the actual
subform, mind you), throw the focus back to a control on your MAIN form:

Private Sub sfrItems_Enter()
Me.lngJobID.SetFocus
End Sub
-
Scott McDaniel
CS Computer Software
www.thedatabaseplace.net

Oops..............
[blush]

ist is the day after Christmas now, do you think somwone would be

willing

to
answer?


do

 

[Stephen Lebans]

Thanks for the heads up Arvin.

--

HTH
Stephen Lebans
http://www.lebans.com
Access Code, Tips and Tricks
Please respond only to the newsgroups so everyone can benefit.

Looks like Mr. Henro sets his system clock ahead purposely so that his
question will remain on top. I failed to notice it before, but in analyzing
a series of posts he's made his clock gets conveniently moved ahead on a
regular basis. He then moves it back when he gets caught. I guess he thinks
that he's more deserving of an answer than anyone else.

Oh well! I won't be seeing or answering any more of his posts, and I'm
posting his little ploy to the rest of the MVPs.
--
Arvin Meyer, MCP, MVP
Microsoft Access
Free Access downloads:
http://www.datastrat.com
http://www.mvps.org/access

I'll tell you if you PROMISE to reset your system date ...

In the Enter event of the subform CONTROL on your main form (not the actual
subform, mind you), throw the focus back to a control on your MAIN form:

Private Sub sfrItems_Enter()
Me.lngJobID.SetFocus
End Sub
-
Scott McDaniel
CS Computer Software
www.thedatabaseplace.net

Oops..............
[blush]

ist is the day after Christmas now, do you think somwone would be

willing

to
answer?


"Scott McDaniel" <scott@NOSPAM__thedatabaseplace.net> schreef in bericht
We'll answer it on 1-5 ...

reset your system

--
Scott McDaniel
CS Computer Software
www.thedatabaseplace.net

I have two subforms that display totals
I do NOT want these subforms to have any focus at all since

all they
do

is
display (noneditable) data.
Still, the first field on each form has the focus.
Can I prevent this?

Grzt & thnx,

Henro

 

[Steve Schapel]

Another option would be to simply set the Enabled property of the
subform to No.

- Steve Schapel, Microsoft Access MVP

 

[Cheryl Fischer]

I spent a bit of time "googling" for causes of system clock inaccuracy. I
did not check all of the thousands of "hits" on the subject; but, of those I
checked, I could find no references where a mechanical/electrical problem in
the computer *advanced* time.

I came to the same realization that you did - despite his ingenuous
apologies - it seems to me that he likes cutting to the front of the line
and staying there.


--
Cheryl Fischer
Law/Sys Associates
Houston, TX

Looks like Mr. Henro sets his system clock ahead purposely so that his
question will remain on top. I failed to notice it before, but in analyzing
a series of posts he's made his clock gets conveniently moved ahead on a
regular basis. He then moves it back when he gets caught. I guess he thinks
that he's more deserving of an answer than anyone else.

Oh well! I won't be seeing or answering any more of his posts, and I'm
posting his little ploy to the rest of the MVPs.
--
Arvin Meyer, MCP, MVP
Microsoft Access
Free Access downloads:
http://www.datastrat.com
http://www.mvps.org/access

I'll tell you if you PROMISE to reset your system date ...

In the Enter event of the subform CONTROL on your main form (not the actual
subform, mind you), throw the focus back to a control on your MAIN form:

Private Sub sfrItems_Enter()
Me.lngJobID.SetFocus
End Sub
-
Scott McDaniel
CS Computer Software
www.thedatabaseplace.net

Oops..............
[blush]

ist is the day after Christmas now, do you think somwone would be

willing

to
answer?


"Scott McDaniel" <scott@NOSPAM__thedatabaseplace.net> schreef in bericht
We'll answer it on 1-5 ...

reset your system

--
Scott McDaniel
CS Computer Software
www.thedatabaseplace.net

I have two subforms that display totals
I do NOT want these subforms to have any focus at all since all

they
do

is
display (noneditable) data.
Still, the first field on each form has the focus.
Can I prevent this?

Grzt & thnx,

Henro

 

[Immanuel Sibero]

Wonder if newsgroup servers can be configured to ignore the date/time of the
users' machines.

Immanuel Sibero

Looks like Mr. Henro sets his system clock ahead purposely so that his
question will remain on top. I failed to notice it before, but in analyzing
a series of posts he's made his clock gets conveniently moved ahead on a
regular basis. He then moves it back when he gets caught. I guess he thinks
that he's more deserving of an answer than anyone else.

Oh well! I won't be seeing or answering any more of his posts, and I'm
posting his little ploy to the rest of the MVPs.
--
Arvin Meyer, MCP, MVP
Microsoft Access
Free Access downloads:
http://www.datastrat.com
http://www.mvps.org/access

I'll tell you if you PROMISE to reset your system date ...

In the Enter event of the subform CONTROL on your main form (not the actual
subform, mind you), throw the focus back to a control on your MAIN form:

Private Sub sfrItems_Enter()
Me.lngJobID.SetFocus
End Sub
-
Scott McDaniel
CS Computer Software
www.thedatabaseplace.net

Oops..............
[blush]

ist is the day after Christmas now, do you think somwone would be

willing

to
answer?


"Scott McDaniel" <scott@NOSPAM__thedatabaseplace.net> schreef in bericht
We'll answer it on 1-5 ...

reset your system

--
Scott McDaniel
CS Computer Software
www.thedatabaseplace.net

I have two subforms that display totals
I do NOT want these subforms to have any focus at all since all

they
do

is
display (noneditable) data.
Still, the first field on each form has the focus.
Can I prevent this?

Grzt & thnx,

Henro

 

[Henro]

Sorry Arvin,

you're mistaken. There is no ploy involved, at most utter stupidity from my
side in forgetting to put back the clock on my system.

Looks like Mr. Henro sets his system clock ahead purposely so that his
question will remain on top. I failed to notice it before, but in analyzing
a series of posts he's made his clock gets conveniently moved ahead on a
regular basis. He then moves it back when he gets caught. I guess he thinks
that he's more deserving of an answer than anyone else.

Oh well! I won't be seeing or answering any more of his posts, and I'm
posting his little ploy to the rest of the MVPs.
--
Arvin Meyer, MCP, MVP
Microsoft Access
Free Access downloads:
http://www.datastrat.com
http://www.mvps.org/access

I'll tell you if you PROMISE to reset your system date ...

In the Enter event of the subform CONTROL on your main form (not the actual
subform, mind you), throw the focus back to a control on your MAIN form:

Private Sub sfrItems_Enter()
Me.lngJobID.SetFocus
End Sub
-
Scott McDaniel
CS Computer Software
www.thedatabaseplace.net

Oops..............
[blush]

ist is the day after Christmas now, do you think somwone would be

willing

to
answer?


"Scott McDaniel" <scott@NOSPAM__thedatabaseplace.net> schreef in bericht
We'll answer it on 1-5 ...

reset your system

--
Scott McDaniel
CS Computer Software
www.thedatabaseplace.net

I have two subforms that display totals
I do NOT want these subforms to have any focus at all since all

they
do

is
display (noneditable) data.
Still, the first field on each form has the focus.
Can I prevent this?

Grzt & thnx,

Henro

 

[Henro]

I got the tip to use some code to move the focus directly back to the
mainform.
That worked ok.

 

[Henro]

I have two subforms that display totals
I do NOT want these subforms to have any focus at all since all they do is
display (noneditable) data.
Still, the first field on each form has the focus.
Can I prevent this?

Grzt & thnx,

Henro

 

[chris]

You can either disable the entire subform or disable all
the controls on the subform