MouseWheelHookA2K Not working when a Command button has focus

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Hi
I am using the MouseHook.DLL (November 26, 2004) and have found a little
issue,

If you turn it Off it works great except if you open a form and have a
command Button as the first in a tab order or you do a SetFocus then the
wheel is active again!
Focus off the button onto say a ListBox then the wheel is disabled.

Strange! has anyone else found this? I have tested it on 2 different PCs

Thanks
Bruce
 
I cannot reproduce that behaviour here Bruce.
Can you email me an MDB with a form demonstrating this issue?

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look at your issue.

A couple of questions.
What version of:
Access
Windows
Mouse Driver

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Stephen Lebans
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Hi Stephen,

I have worked it out... sort of..
What we had was all our forms with the control box =No AND the Close button
=No
That configuration of settings causes that issue I described ! believe it or
not!
So.. the solution is to leave the Close = Yes and it is all irrelevant as
with the control box off you don't see the close button so we do not need to
turn it off.
So it is all good.
I can send you a sample MDB to show you I am on XP SP2 and using Access XP
if you want

No real concern as I doubt too many people will run into this
Thanks for your response

Bruce
 
I have heard of the issue related to not having the CLOSE Button
enabled. I'll have a look at it and see if I can include in the next
release which is in currently in BETA testing with several users. The
latest version offers more control over scrolling in SubForms.

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Stephen Lebans
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I simply never noticed before that a Form with its Close Button property
set to NO is actually instantiated as a seperate window class from
OForm. It is named, rather aptly, OFormNoClose.

I'll fix this in the next release.
:-)

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Stephen Lebans
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