locked property

[Roland Alden]

I notice that the locked property of a control prevents typed input and if a
subform is locked then this is true for all controls in that subform.

However, record selectors can still be used to select a row and the delete
key will still delete the record.

Is there an easy way to strengthen the meaning of "locked" to "read only"?

 

[Rick Brandt]

I notice that the locked property of a control prevents typed input
and if a subform is locked then this is true for all controls in that
subform.

However, record selectors can still be used to select a row and the
delete key will still delete the record.

Is there an easy way to strengthen the meaning of "locked" to "read
only"?

Set AllowDeletions property of the subform to No.