J
Julie
I have a data entry form that allows additions and edits and cycles the
current record. When a user uses their mouse wheel, the form goes to a new
page. I've used the following code to notify them:
Private Sub Form_MouseWheel(ByVal Page As Boolean, ByVal Count As Long)
MsgBox "DO NOT USE YOUR MOUSE WHEEL TO SELECT FROM THE DROP DOWN MENU...USE
THE SCROLL BAR TO THE RIGHT. To return to your page, push the mouse wheel up."
End Sub
Instead of asking users to push their wheel mouse up (which brings up the
msgbox again and causes confusion), is there a way to get Access to return to
the record they were on when the user closes the msgbox?
Phrased a different way:
When a user uses their wheel mouse, access goes to a new page and a msgbx
comes up telling the user not to do that. Can we get access to go back to
the original record (the last record) when the user closes the msgbx?
THANKS
current record. When a user uses their mouse wheel, the form goes to a new
page. I've used the following code to notify them:
Private Sub Form_MouseWheel(ByVal Page As Boolean, ByVal Count As Long)
MsgBox "DO NOT USE YOUR MOUSE WHEEL TO SELECT FROM THE DROP DOWN MENU...USE
THE SCROLL BAR TO THE RIGHT. To return to your page, push the mouse wheel up."
End Sub
Instead of asking users to push their wheel mouse up (which brings up the
msgbox again and causes confusion), is there a way to get Access to return to
the record they were on when the user closes the msgbox?
Phrased a different way:
When a user uses their wheel mouse, access goes to a new page and a msgbx
comes up telling the user not to do that. Can we get access to go back to
the original record (the last record) when the user closes the msgbx?
THANKS