Hi,
I'll start off by saying I'm not a fan of the embedded macros in the Switchboard. I prefer to get into the code and tweak it to my specs.
I'm using 32-bit Access 2010 on a Win7 Pro box. After converting the Switchboard macros to VBA code, and opening the Switchboard, the first msg I get is: TempVars can only store data. They cannot store objects.
After I clear the msg box and click on one of the buttons, I get a compile error stopping on the following VBA code:
I have three Switchboard pages and the most buttons on any page is four (4). In the code there are other lines with the word: Argument.
So as of now, the Switchboard no longer functions.
Does anyone have any words of wisdom?
IMO This by far is the worst "new" functionality perpetrated on us poor shlubs. If Bill Gates were dead, he'd be turning in his grave! LOL
Thanks,
Vic
I'll start off by saying I'm not a fan of the embedded macros in the Switchboard. I prefer to get into the code and tweak it to my specs.
I'm using 32-bit Access 2010 on a Win7 Pro box. After converting the Switchboard macros to VBA code, and opening the Switchboard, the first msg I get is: TempVars can only store data. They cannot store objects.
After I clear the msg box and click on one of the buttons, I get a compile error stopping on the following VBA code:
Code:
If (Command = 8) Then
[COLOR=red][b]Call Argument & "()"[/b][/color]
Exit Sub
End If
I have three Switchboard pages and the most buttons on any page is four (4). In the code there are other lines with the word: Argument.
So as of now, the Switchboard no longer functions.
Does anyone have any words of wisdom?
IMO This by far is the worst "new" functionality perpetrated on us poor shlubs. If Bill Gates were dead, he'd be turning in his grave! LOL
Thanks,
Vic