Scrolling text control

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I am using Access 2003 and can not locate the control in the toolboxes.
 
mmmmmm, not sure what you mean, the tool box is available on the view ment at
the top of the screen but think this answer is too easy.

Please explain some more?

Mike
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At the very end of the day,
when all else fails,
you have tried all
and asked everyone you know,
read the instruction manual.
 
I agree it should be easily found. I have searched the "Customized Commands"
for the tool but have not found. Is it possible that it was not loaded when
program was originally set-up? If the tool is not available - is there code
to add that will do the same thing?
 
Have you tried right clicking on an empty part of the top tool bar, this
should show the tool bar option (Note with form in design mode)

I have tried an extensive search of toolbox problems on the net and have not
found any quick solutions.

Sorrrrrryy

Mike

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An Engineers Prayer:
At the very end of the day,
when all else fails,
you have tried all
and asked everyone you know,
read the instruction manual.
 
Thank You

MikeJohnB said:
Have you tried right clicking on an empty part of the top tool bar, this
should show the tool bar option (Note with form in design mode)

I have tried an extensive search of toolbox problems on the net and have not
found any quick solutions.

Sorrrrrryy

Mike

--
An Engineers Prayer:
At the very end of the day,
when all else fails,
you have tried all
and asked everyone you know,
read the instruction manual.
 
Hi Liz,

What do you meant by "scrolling text control"?

If you mean a textbox with scrollbars, use the standard Access textbox
and set its Scrollbars property to what you need.
 
Scrolling text control?

Have you tried:
Create a new table with one field (type: Memo)
Design a form based on the new table.

Drag the field on your form and run it...

Is this the type of Scrolling Textbox you mean?

Krgrds,
Perry
 

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