Access 2003 Question

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It displays on the Status Bar when the control has the focus and the Status
Bar is turned on. Where do you want to display the data on your form?
 
What is it you exactly want? You can place text in the description of the
table which will appear in the statusbar. This text is placed in the
statusbartext of a control. Knowing this you can manipulate it any way you
want I guess.
 
Hi Maurice.

Thanks for the reply. I'm trying to figure out a way to include directions
on my forms - so that the people who are providing the information know
exactly what I'm asking for. Having the field descriptions show up on the
status bar is a little too indirect, so I was hoping to figure out a way to
display the field descriptions on the form somewhere. If possible, without
having to actually type them onto the form (since I'm using tabbed folders).

I hope that makes sense. Thanks again for the help!

- daphne
 
Have you tried using the ControlTip Text for what you want?
 
no. i'm a novice with access, so i haven't even heard of controltip text. can
you provide me with more info on that?

thanks!
 
It is on the "Other" tab of the properties sheet and the data entered Pops Up
when you hover over a control.
no. i'm a novice with access, so i haven't even heard of controltip text. can
you provide me with more info on that?

thanks!
Have you tried using the ControlTip Text for what you want?
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THANK YOU!!! THANK YOU!!!! THANK YOU!!!!

That totally did the trick!!

ruralguy via AccessMonster.com said:
It is on the "Other" tab of the properties sheet and the data entered Pops Up
when you hover over a control.
no. i'm a novice with access, so i haven't even heard of controltip text. can
you provide me with more info on that?

thanks!
Have you tried using the ControlTip Text for what you want?
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How do I get the "statusbar text" to display in a form?

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You are certainly very welcome. Glad we could help.
THANK YOU!!! THANK YOU!!!! THANK YOU!!!!

That totally did the trick!!
It is on the "Other" tab of the properties sheet and the data entered Pops Up
when you hover over a control.
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