Access VBA Editing Annoyances

[davyb]

How do I get the scroll wheel to work in the VBA editor? Repetition
doesn't help, I try some magical context setting trick every time I
get in one those blasted windows and so far it still hasn't worked.

How do I get VBA to save, or at least prompt to save, before running
so I don't lose all my work when the little devil locks up with my
magnificantly conceived deadlock code.

Thanks!

 

[Guest]

to get your scroll wheel to work in the VBA editor install a free utility
called VBScroll. You can get it at http://www.gasanov.net. There is also
another one named FreeWheel you'd have to google it to find it, it is just as
good.

Daniel

 

[aaron.kempf]

don't listen to these jackasses

CTRL+J forces intellisense to dropdown

re: losing code; I hit FILE, SAVE like 200 times a day. hit it before
you run the code.
and take a different copy of your frontend like every day; so you can
roll back to a previous version of you break anything.

-Aaron

 

[aaron.kempf]

or the MIcrosoft intellisense drives work for me.

-Aaron