Hi:

Is there a way to turn echo off and on in an access macro? I know you
can do it with VBA, but in this applications it not desirable to
complicate it with VBA since neophytes will be maintaining it.

Thanks

John Baker

On Sun, 19 Aug 2007 15:28:24 -0000, JHB wrote:

> Hi:
>
> Is there a way to turn echo off and on in an access macro? I know you
> can do it with VBA, but in this applications it not desirable to
> complicate it with VBA since neophytes will be maintaining it.
>
> Thanks
>
> John Baker

I don't understand this post.
It took me 2 seconds to determine the answer.
All you need do is open any macro and type an E in the Action column.
Does this help?
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Apparently neophytes are developing it also!

fredg wrote:
>> Hi:
>>
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>>
>> John Baker
>
>I don't understand this post.
>It took me 2 seconds to determine the answer.
>All you need do is open any macro and type an E in the Action column.
>Does this help?

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When in the macro builder I don't even see the Echo option when I drop the
list of available actions down. Is this supposed to be a canned action or do
I have to build/download it first? I looked in the help and it revealed at
least one other 'missing' actions like SetValue.

Thnx

> Apparently neophytes are developing it also!
>
> fredg wrote:
> >> Hi:
> >>
> >[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
> >>
> >> John Baker
> >
> >I don't understand this post.
> >It took me 2 seconds to determine the answer.
> >All you need do is open any macro and type an E in the Action column.
> >Does this help?