altering form's record navigating properties

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when i click this cmd button on my form, i'd like it to disable the user's
ability to use the a2k record navigating buttons along the bottom, you know
the ones i mean, the ones that point to the left and to right. is this a
property that can be controlled at this level? i'd also like to be able to
restore that property at another part of my vba code.

-ted
 
Ted said:
when i click this cmd button on my form, i'd like it to disable the
user's ability to use the a2k record navigating buttons along the
bottom, you know the ones i mean, the ones that point to the left and
to right. is this a property that can be controlled at this level?
i'd also like to be able to restore that property at another part of
my vba code.

Answered in a different newsgroup, where you posted this question
independently . That's called "multiposting", and it's generally
frowned on because others don't know what answers have already been
given, and so they duplicate the effort. Also it's harder for you to
keep track of the various replies, and it's harder for later readers of
the question, who may be looking for the same answer, to learn what they
need.

In most cases a single, well-chosen newsgroup will do. If your question
really is relevant to more than one newsgroup, the approved technique is
to "crosspost" it instead, by listing multiple newsgroups in the To: or
Newsgroups: line of a single message. If you do that, the message and
any replies will appear in all the listed newsgroups automatically,
which is beneficial to all concerned. On the web interface to these
newsgroups, I'm sorry to say, the ability to do this is hidden among the
"Advanced" options, so it may not be immediately obvious how to do it.
 

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