Windows XP and Access 2000 File

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Bish

Make sure that the code is not stuck in an infinite loop
or that another form has not been opened as a true dialog
box, whci will prevent the user accessing the other form.
 
Pressing Ctrl-Break does not stop any code like it would if there code was
running and from the immediate window, I checked which forms were open.
Only the current form, and a hidden form are listed in the Forms collection.
Can a form not be in the forms collection, but still be open as a dialog
box?

Eric Heinold
AdaptaSoft, Inc.
 
I have no great answer for you, however when I have
experienced such problems I find it best to strip the form
down to it's basic controls, remove the code and then
rebuild it bit by bit, keep adding the procedures and
testing each time. At somepoint you should come across
the problem...
 
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