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Roger
I have an access 2003 MDE. On 9 computers it works perfectly well. On two
computers I have a wierd problem.
All computers Dell GX270 running Office 2003 and XP Pro SP1 with integrated
intel drivers.
If the resulition is set to 1024 X 768 the application functions exactly as
the other computers.
When I change the resuolution on one of the computers to 800 X 600. I open
up the MDE application and it works 99% the same way.
PROBLEM: When I click a button on a subform that runs some VBA code to
update a combo box on the the main form. The code acts like it works (IE)
no errors, but the fields are not getting updated.
What I have found is when the resulution is changed to 800 X 600 a different
order of events are being fired. IE A current event is being fired before
the code that sets the combo box properly. On the other machines 1024 X 768
resolution this isn't happening NO Current event is being fired just the
setting of the main forms combo boxes. This is the case for a text box and
check box too.
I am hoping someone could shed some light on this as it is very frustrating
trying to explain this to users, managers actually anyone.
Thanks,
Rog
computers I have a wierd problem.
All computers Dell GX270 running Office 2003 and XP Pro SP1 with integrated
intel drivers.
If the resulition is set to 1024 X 768 the application functions exactly as
the other computers.
When I change the resuolution on one of the computers to 800 X 600. I open
up the MDE application and it works 99% the same way.
PROBLEM: When I click a button on a subform that runs some VBA code to
update a combo box on the the main form. The code acts like it works (IE)
no errors, but the fields are not getting updated.
What I have found is when the resulution is changed to 800 X 600 a different
order of events are being fired. IE A current event is being fired before
the code that sets the combo box properly. On the other machines 1024 X 768
resolution this isn't happening NO Current event is being fired just the
setting of the main forms combo boxes. This is the case for a text box and
check box too.
I am hoping someone could shed some light on this as it is very frustrating
trying to explain this to users, managers actually anyone.
Thanks,
Rog