Thanks Remou, but not what I am after.
I should have put the key word in caps...
"Is there a way to have both multiple column (snake) data AND single column data on the one report?..."
so I want BOTH multiple columns for some data and SINGLE column for other data (in a subform)...
Is there a way to have both multiple column (snake) data and single column data on the one report?
I have tried by creating two separate reports and adding in the second one (the one with 3 columns) in to the first one, but no luck...
Any suggestions>
thanks earthandfire, can anybody confirm that this is true?
Does anybody have a popup routine that works that will popup a form where ever you have clicked on another form?
Thanks Danny, that is what I am doing.
I've developed a bit further, but am still stuck.
I'm using the mousedown event and pass through the X and Y coordinates to my routine:
fn_open_popup(me, "hello","you",X,Y)
the function just opens a form and does a few checks.. Here is the onload part...
I'm working on a routine that will allow a user to right click on the screen and bring up a poup screen (form).
I'm using the docmd.movesize command which works fine, but can't find out where the user clicked (I'm using onmousedown).
Anybody suggest an answer to the current click location...
thanks Guys.
yes, the control as numbers as they link back to a table (eg, click on a control and it will display the contents of a box).
A fellow worker also suggest just moving the above code in to the onload procedure and this is what I have done.
I've been manually changing all the controltiptext's on a form and decided I'd write some code to do it for me.
The code below works, but when I display the properties of a control, it's blank.
Any suggestions?
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Function fn_TRASH(FRMCURRENT As Form) As Boolean
For...
Thanks for the quick reply linney...
I've tried the above prior to posting this message..... I'm ignoring the mail package (outlook express) as telnet doesn't connect to the mail server...
Also works on another machine on my home network without any problems...
Anybody else?
I've just rebuilt a new laptop on the home network that can't send e:mail now via outlook express (receives ok)
PC Config. XP SP2, latest MS updates, Norton 2005 antivirus, microsoft beta adblocker)... all via linksys router (no NAT)
I've tried the first steps of telnet to the mail server...
I've created a form that works fine and sends the e:mail to my outlook address.
Problem is that there is nothing in the "FROM" column in outlook when I receive the from.
Below is code used, I've got an idea that there is something in here that is the problem - or something missing...
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