Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr!!!

[Guest]

I'm sitting here growling at my computer as I write this ...

What does one do if one needs to prevent the mouse wheel from navigating
through a recordset, but Steve Leban's website is blocked by your company's
web filtering software?

Many thanks,

 

[fredg]

I'm sitting here growling at my computer as I write this ...

What does one do if one needs to prevent the mouse wheel from navigating
through a recordset, but Steve Leban's website is blocked by your company's
web filtering software?

Many thanks,

Steven's site is more valuable than your company.
Buy the company and remove the filter!!!!

 

[Guest]

If I had the money to *buy* the company, I wouldn't be working here (or
anywhere else)!

 

[Fred Boer]

Dear Gwen:

Could you just download it at home and bring it in to work on a USB drive or
CD? Or is security so tight this isn't possible?


HTH
Fred Boer

 

[Stephen Lebans]

Gwen can you download at home and EMail it to yourself at work?

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HTH
Stephen Lebans
http://www.lebans.com
Access Code, Tips and Tricks
Please respond only to the newsgroups so everyone can benefit.

 

[Guest]

Put a request in to have that specific site unblocked.

Also request "The Access Web" to be unblocked.

I'm sure you could make a case to have these sites available due to the
valuable info they provide.


Good luck

 

[J]

There is an easier way.

Me.Filter = "[YourPrimaryKeyIDField]=" & TheActiveRecordIDNumber
Me.FilterOn = True
'Also recommended:
Me.AllowAdditions = False

Now you are effectively "stuck" on that record! The problem is you
probably still want to be able to change records. This starts to get
complicated, but if you have a good grasp at programming I recommend
setting up unbound controls that let you search through and pick which
record you should be looking at. Just don't forget to set the proper
events to disable or redo your filter as well as allowing new records
when appropriate.


Good luck, hope this helps,
~J

 

[Guest]

Gwen H:
Go into the properties of the form and on the Other tab, look for the
"cycle" property and change it from All Records to Current Record. This will
also cycle the tab button from the last tab back to the first tab of the same
record.
Cheers,
Michael