Search 'current procedure' reverts to module-level search

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Pat Williams

This is just an irritant --
In Access 2k, if I chose "search current procedure," I
find that I _constantly_ have to watch and be aware of the
search operation, which seems to fall back frequently
to "current module." I have had to restart searches
multiple times, because it says it's "done," and then it
turns out that it's reverted back to searching only w/in
the current module. This is just an annoyance, but it is
also troubling -- has anyone reported this bothersome
bug? I never had this problem in 97.
thx
Pat
 
Are you sure you got the terms Current Procedure / Current
Module / Current Project correct?

I never experienced this with A2K but then have you
updated your A2K with all the Service Releases / Service
Packs?

Probably the most important is the Service Release 1a
(SR1a) which fixed up so many bugs in the original release
of A2K.

HTH
Van T. Dinh
MVP (Access)
 
Hi, Van:
Yes -- I'm quite sure of the terms <g>.
I am on Windows 2k, SP3, using Access XP, SP2. (Is the
SR the same as SP?)
I never experienced it either in Access 97, but I sure
am having trouble w/ XP -- of course, I just run the
search over and over again, so it works, eventually.
Is there anything in the above SP level that looks like
we are out of synch?
Thanks for your reply!
Pat
-----Original Message-----
Are you sure you got the terms Current Procedure /
Current Module / Current Project correct?
 
Your original post said Access 2K???

If it is Access XP, SP2 is what I got. I don't have problem with Find in
AXP, either.

Never worked out the differences between SR & SP. I simply applied them
when I heard about them.
 
I'm sorry, so I did. Argh! I meant, Access XP on Win
2k.
Hmm -- we're currently upgrading to Win XP, and I'll
just not worry about it until after we upgrade (when I'll
be on WinXP w/ AccessXP <g>). It's just an irritant,
and, since it doesn't seem to be widespread, I'll just
keep aware.
Thanks for your responses!
Pat W.
 
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