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Dirk Goldgar
Where? In a caption? To do that you have to double-up the "&"
characters, so that Access knows you aren't using the "&" to mark a hot
key. For example, specifying this:
Gilbert & Sullivan
as a caption will only display "Gilbert _Sullivan". But
Gilbert && Sullivan
will display "Gilbert & Sullivan".
characters, so that Access knows you aren't using the "&" to mark a hot
key. For example, specifying this:
Gilbert & Sullivan
as a caption will only display "Gilbert _Sullivan". But
Gilbert && Sullivan
will display "Gilbert & Sullivan".
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John Vinson
On Tue, 2 Mar 2004 12:26:06 -0800, Carrie
If you want a caption or label to display &, use && instead: e.g.
Fish && Chips
to display Fish & Chips.
If you use a single &, Access will treat the next letter as a "hotkey"
and underline it - e.g. a Button caption of
&Close
will display with the C underlined, and typing Alt-C will fire the
button's Click event just like a mouse click.
If you want a caption or label to display &, use && instead: e.g.
Fish && Chips
to display Fish & Chips.
If you use a single &, Access will treat the next letter as a "hotkey"
and underline it - e.g. a Button caption of
&Close
will display with the C underlined, and typing Alt-C will fire the
button's Click event just like a mouse click.
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Ken Snell
Hmmmmm.....
Hey, John and Dirk.....
Being of the belief that one chooses examples based upon some deep,
psychological, bias/urge, what are we to infer from opera and food?
Hey, John and Dirk.....
Being of the belief that one chooses examples based upon some deep,
psychological, bias/urge, what are we to infer from opera and food?
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John Vinson
(2 Mar 2004 12:58:26 -0800)Hmmmmm.....
Hey, John and Dirk.....
Being of the belief that one chooses examples based upon some deep,
psychological, bias/urge, what are we to infer from opera and food?
That I was overdue for a late lunch? <g>
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Dirk Goldgar
Ken Snell said:Hmmmmm.....
Hey, John and Dirk.....
Being of the belief that one chooses examples based upon some deep,
psychological, bias/urge, what are we to infer from opera and food?
Maybe now is not a good time to admit that "Ham & Eggs" actually popped
into my head first.
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Ken Snell
Dirk Goldgar said:Maybe now is not a good time to admit that "Ham & Eggs" actually popped
into my head first.
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Ken Snell
John Vinson said:(2 Mar 2004 12:58:26 -0800)
That I was overdue for a late lunch? <g>
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