Anyone know the APIs that are required for altering screen resoltion from Access?
I have been able to determine what the current screen resolution is, but can I change it.....
Cheers
Bow
Go into a code module and go to the Tools menu.
Select 'References'..... it will tell you which references are missing.
Browse to the required references, and the application will work.
(If you don't know the location of the references have a look in the database that is working)
thanks again for your time Robert...
I,m on a data migration project and I dont need to change any of the database ..
I had the same problem with the back end on the user permissions front, but got round that when I was at the guys terminal. While he was logged on I exported all of his tables...
I,m having problems looking at an mde file copied from another machine....Itsays that i don't have the right permissions to view the database.
I have copies of the WRKGADM.exe from the users machine...
How do I create myself the proper permissions to view this mde file?
Thanks
Bow
I have copied a front end 'mde' file from a users machine and I am trying to run it on a lap top to but it says that I do not have the appropriate permissions to open the database..... see my system administrator etc......
What is the easiest way to access this database...
(I have taken copies...
I find this helpful:
Add the following code to the 'On Key Press' event of the text box that the user is entering data into.
It disables the number keys for that text box, so you do not really have to put the message box in if you don't want to........
If KeyAscii >= 48 And KeyAscii <= 57 Then...
I find that a neat way to do this is to stop the keyboard from doing anything when the user presses a number key.
The first method just does nothing when the user presses a number key:
On the 'On Key Press' event of the text box that the user is trying to type into attatch the following...
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