Hi Mark,
You'll need to create a stack of some kind to store the primary keys of
each record you visit, together with - I guess - a timestamp. In the
Current event handler of the form, include code to put the current
record's bookmark or primary key onto the stack and (if there are more
than 10 items in the stack) delete the oldest.
Then have code for each of the buttons to retrieve the relevant item
from the stack and navigate the form to it.
It's simpler and quicker to use bookmarks than primary key values, but
they are invalidated if the form is closed and re-opened or even
re-queried. If you want the stack to persist while the database is
closed, implement it as a table, an .ini file or Windows registry
settings. Otherwise, you could keep it in memory (an array or a
collection, perhaps).
On Tue, 4 Jan 2005 09:29:03 -0800, "Mark Dudley" <Mark
