Recent content by rickyoswaldiow

Excellent, thankyou :)

Good evening all. Is it possible to reference a recorset member with a variable? i.e.: strString = "FieldName" With rsRecordset ![strString] = "Some Text" End With

I'll just keep the ToolTipText on the controls label for now :P

You're suggesting I place a label over the control, set the lables Visible property to False and have the ToolTipText on said label?

Good morning all. Today I am working on User Guides and Documentation for my project. When the Enabled property of a control is set to False, the ToolTipText does not display! This is most annoying, is there a way around this?

Since this has wandered off from the original topic, I am going to make a new post...

tedsmith: When you run that block of code, the array would instantly be populated with every control on the form? What I want is for an individual control to add itself to an array on its own change event...

/me has not used an inputbox before Ignore my posts :p

Click on your control (inputbox) and look into the "Proerties" window. There is a property called "PasswordChar". Put a "*" in here and from now on all characters typed into your inputbox will appear as a *.

I could have sworn there was a proprty to enable this...

I can see what you're saying three57m but that is not really what I was looking for. What you describe is setting up a variable for every control - not really viable when you have hundreds of controls... What I am looking to do is somthing along these lines: Sub Control_Change() intArray =...

*EDIT* ...if you change one field on one tab...

JoeAtWork Said: Most definately. Part of the problem with the application I am working from is there are too few modules and classes, each handling unrelated events. This is why I was asking if it would be a sensible move to add more modules and functions. SBerthold Said: Under the...

I think I am saying "I wish there was documentation and notes with this project..." ;)

Thankyou Nimroduk :)