On Screen Keyboard

[DS]

Anyone know wherte I can get an On Scree keyboard for Access. I don't
want the Microsoft one. Maybe something that I can customize. Does
anyone know how to build one?
Thanks
DS

 

[Naresh Nichani MVP]

Hi:

This is a MS one - not sure if it will help you.
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...ba-e9f6-41db-86eb-2adfe407e620&displaylang=en

Regards,

Naresh Nichani
Microsoft Access MVP

 

[DS]

Hi:

This is a MS one - not sure if it will help you.
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...ba-e9f6-41db-86eb-2adfe407e620&displaylang=en

Regards,

Naresh Nichani
Microsoft Access MVP

Thanks, I'll give it a try....can one be builtin access using command
buttons? I want to type memos into a memo control.
Thanks
DS

 

[PC Datasheet]

Use labels instead of buttons and put the code in the click event of the
labels. There's more flexibilty to get the appearance you want with labels
than there is with buttons.

 

[DS]

Use labels instead of buttons and put the code in the click event of the
labels. There's more flexibilty to get the appearance you want with labels
than there is with buttons.

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Good Idea, but what kind of code would I need behind the Label to fill
this memofield. I just need A to Z a Spacebar, Backspace and Cancel.
Thanks
DS

 

[PC Datasheet]

For A:
Me!NameOfMemoField = Me!NameOfMemoField & "A"
Same for B to Z, just change A to appropriate letter.

For Spacebar:
Me!NameOfMemoField = Me!NameOfMemoField & " "

For Backspace:
Me!NameOfMemoField = Left(Me!NameOfMemoField,Len(Me!NameOfMemoField)-1)

For Cancel
DoCmd.Close acForm, "NameOfYourForm"

 

[DS]

For A:
Me!NameOfMemoField = Me!NameOfMemoField & "A"
Same for B to Z, just change A to appropriate letter.

For Spacebar:
Me!NameOfMemoField = Me!NameOfMemoField & " "

For Backspace:
Me!NameOfMemoField = Left(Me!NameOfMemoField,Len(Me!NameOfMemoField)-1)

For Cancel
DoCmd.Close acForm, "NameOfYourForm"

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Your the best!
Thanks
DS

 

[DS]

Your the best!
Thanks
DS

This is great! I can't beleive how easy you made it!!!! Almost done
and it's working great! Just one more thing. How do you make a clear
button?
Thank You
DS

 

[PC Datasheet]

You can only clear what has not yet been saved.

For Clear:
Me.Undo

 

[Dragon]

Perhaps?

Me!NameOfMemoField = ""

You can only clear what has not yet been saved.

For Clear:
Me.Undo


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[DS]

Perhaps?

Me!NameOfMemoField = ""

I tried me.Undo
Me!Memo.Undo

They didn't work..
This works...
Me!Memo.Value = ""

Thank you, once again...I'm loving my new toy!!!
DS