Visual Basic Editor question

[Guest]

Hello,

I have a Text Box named txtFirstName

When in the VBE throughout all the code every time I type txtFirstName
the VBE automatically changes is to txtfirstname (changes the capitalization
of the letters) I am pretty sure it is doing this because at some point I
type in txtfirstname & now every time it changes it to that. But I dont want
this to happen I want it to be txtFirstName. I tried a Search & Replace for
the whole entire project to change txtfirstname to txtFirstName. After
changing them all it then reverts right back to txtfirstname. How can I stop
the VBE from doing that or be able to change it in the whole project to be
txtFirstName. What am I missing ?

Any help would be greatly apprciated.

Thank you,
Jeff

 

[missinglinq via AccessMonster.com]

My guess would be that "txtfirstname" is how it appears in the textbox
Property Box where you originally name it. HAve a look.

 

[Marshall Barton]

I have a Text Box named txtFirstName

When in the VBE throughout all the code every time I type txtFirstName
the VBE automatically changes is to txtfirstname (changes the capitalization
of the letters) I am pretty sure it is doing this because at some point I
type in txtfirstname & now every time it changes it to that. But I dont want
this to happen I want it to be txtFirstName. I tried a Search & Replace for
the whole entire project to change txtfirstname to txtFirstName. After
changing them all it then reverts right back to txtfirstname. How can I stop
the VBE from doing that or be able to change it in the whole project to be
txtFirstName. What am I missing ?

Apparently, VB has remembered the lower case version of a
variable name. I think you can replace that version of the
name by declaring a module level variable with the desired
capitalization, compiling the project and then deleting the
declaration.