trying to debug/run an Access app via the VB editor. it worked like once then
hung up.

that is, the "Compile" option is now greyed out. i have reset, cleared break
points, ensured "special keys" is ticked; now i'm stumped.

any ideas how to get this option available again?

"G2" wrote:
> trying to debug/run an Access app via the VB editor. it worked like
> once then hung up.
>
> that is, the "Compile" option is now greyed out. i have reset,
> cleared break points, ensured "special keys" is ticked; now i'm
> stumped.
>
> any ideas how to get this option available again?

When the compile option is greyed out, that means that the code is
already compiled. This is no "hang up". Why would you want to compile
it again? Debugging should nevertheless be possible.
To "get back" the compile command, change a line of code or add/remove
a reference.

--
Regards,
Wolfgang

"Wolfgang Kais" wrote:

> "G2" wrote:
> > trying to debug/run an Access app via the VB editor. it worked like
> > once then hung up.
> >
> > that is, the "Compile" option is now greyed out. i have reset,
> > cleared break points, ensured "special keys" is ticked; now i'm
> > stumped.
> >
> > any ideas how to get this option available again?
>
> When the compile option is greyed out, that means that the code is
> already compiled. This is no "hang up". Why would you want to compile
> it again? Debugging should nevertheless be possible.
> To "get back" the compile command, change a line of code or add/remove
> a reference.
>
> --
> Regards,
> Wolfgang
>
i made some changes to the code and it wouldn't compile.

thanks i 'll try your suggestion ...