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detect idle time on twin screen systems
Hi Tony... Obviously I do not explain things very well. The inactivity detection part has been taken from other suggestion.... they all have it working Below I have copied and pasted the section. I have also maked the section (between *******) on the line that it errors out on Private Sub...- Snoopy098
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- Forum: VBA Visual Basic for Applications (Microsoft)
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using Twin Screen and Screen.ActiveControl.Name on Timer to close
Hi Darrylle The error is as follows: The program runs correctly when only one of the two screens is used. if you open multiple programs, i.e. Outlook, Access DB, Excel, a couple of word doc's etc and keep them all on the same screen then no problem, after a 20 delay or inactivity on the access...- Snoopy098
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Forms
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using Twin Screen and Screen.ActiveControl.Name on Timer to close
thread702-1301504 I am trying to modify the Screen.ActiveControl using the [On Timer] to create and automatic closedown if not used for a period of time. However the operators of the database use a twin and three screen system, opening other programs on the other screen, the database keeps...- Snoopy098
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Forms
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detect idle time on twin screen systems
First time on here - a newbee.... Desperate for some assistance. I have an access 2003 based database which is used by a small team of people. I have recently added an auto closedown to the program (this is where i am having a problem). When writing the program at home it works on a single...- Snoopy098
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- Forum: VBA Visual Basic for Applications (Microsoft)
