Quick-Easy Module Question

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Bonnie

In AXP. I have followed directions to create a module and
how have to do the following:

Press CTRL+G to open the Immediate Window.
Type the following line in the Immediate window, and then
press ENTER:

Call me stupid if you want, I might deserve it, but
what/where exactly is the "Immediate Window". All I see
is my module open. Which line, where??...??

I have done work with event procedures and some with
modules but only call them to work elsewhere.

What I'm working on is this:

Determine Who Is Logged onto a Database by Using Microsoft
Jet UserRoster in Access 2002

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-
us;285822&Product=acc2002

Thanks in advance for any help on this. I have to come in
tomorrow and work with this so any advice is welcome. I
know I'm missing something simple.
 
The immediate window is a separate window from the code
editor window, but both are part of the VB editor. The
immediate window would usually be visible just below or
to the side (similar to the project explorer window,
locals, watches, properties, etc). How it shows up will
depend on how it was displayed previously. For instance,
it may be docked on the bottom, it may be floating over
the application, etc. If you move it, resize it, undock
it, dock it, etc, it will remember that location the next
time you open it. Look to see if maybe it could be
resized so small that it isn't really obvious.
 
When you hit Ctrl + G from Access (main) window, you get the Visual Basic
(Development) Environment or VBE. The Immediate window is part of the VBE.
However, you may not have the IW visible when you first open the VBE.

In the VBE, try the Menu Command View / Immediate Window.
 
I have tried that and I'm feeling dumb and dumber.
Nothing new appears. I'm supposed to "type
ShowUserRosterMultipleUsers in the Immediate Window and
press Enter to view a list generated in the Immediate
Window". What I am supposed to type is already on my VB
screen in the Procedure dropdown line. If I select it, I
am put into the first line of my module sub.

Would it be too much trouble for you to email me a screen
print showing me the Immediate Window? My email address is
(e-mail address removed)

This is an important project and we need to track who is
quitting Access incorrectly due to errors or whatnot.

Sorry to be a pain and come back for more. Thanks in
advance for any help.
 
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