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When Using an ActiveX Control
OLE Class ... ListViewCtrl
Class ... MSComctlLib.ListViewCtrl.2
in a Microsoft Access Database to display the results returned in a SQL
Server Stored Procedure I have always been able to right click on the control
(in design view) and bring up the properties of the control and add
additional columns and set the display widths etc... However, I now seem to
have lost that ability. Now, all I get are three tabs with setting color and
a couple of other items that are of little or no use to me. LOL The only
thing I can think of, that may have had something to do with this would be
registering .OCX 's Some of the systems around the corporate office do not
have certain .OCX's registered and so when that division of the company gets
a software upgrade if they do not have the .OCX's registered that are
required for the new upgrade then we have a little drag and drop utility to
do that for them. I had shown another employee here how to use that utility
and as an example I registered MSCAL.OCX and mscomctl.ocx and I cant help but
think that maybe the mscomctl.ocx might have been an older version than what
I had been using... And maybe getting the most recent version of that OCX
(for Access 2000) would restore my now missing properties editability while
in design mode in Access... If this is confusing let me know and I will try
to re- word it... ~ In a nutshell before I had more options for editing these
type controls than I do now and one important one was adding columns and
setting the widths of those columns... Like I said that may or may not have
anything to do with it but it is at this point the only thing I can think of
that would have taken away that functionality. But of course I do not know a
lot about OCX and which ones do what...
Thanks for any information anyone may have. Take Care & God Bless ~ SPARKER ~
OLE Class ... ListViewCtrl
Class ... MSComctlLib.ListViewCtrl.2
in a Microsoft Access Database to display the results returned in a SQL
Server Stored Procedure I have always been able to right click on the control
(in design view) and bring up the properties of the control and add
additional columns and set the display widths etc... However, I now seem to
have lost that ability. Now, all I get are three tabs with setting color and
a couple of other items that are of little or no use to me. LOL The only
thing I can think of, that may have had something to do with this would be
registering .OCX 's Some of the systems around the corporate office do not
have certain .OCX's registered and so when that division of the company gets
a software upgrade if they do not have the .OCX's registered that are
required for the new upgrade then we have a little drag and drop utility to
do that for them. I had shown another employee here how to use that utility
and as an example I registered MSCAL.OCX and mscomctl.ocx and I cant help but
think that maybe the mscomctl.ocx might have been an older version than what
I had been using... And maybe getting the most recent version of that OCX
(for Access 2000) would restore my now missing properties editability while
in design mode in Access... If this is confusing let me know and I will try
to re- word it... ~ In a nutshell before I had more options for editing these
type controls than I do now and one important one was adding columns and
setting the widths of those columns... Like I said that may or may not have
anything to do with it but it is at this point the only thing I can think of
that would have taken away that functionality. But of course I do not know a
lot about OCX and which ones do what...
Thanks for any information anyone may have. Take Care & God Bless ~ SPARKER ~