I have an Access 2000 program that works like a charm. I can run the AutoExec macro and EVERYTHING works just as it is supposed to.
However, when I use windows "run" or click on the program via windows explorer, the program performs perfectly, untill it hits the only DoCmd.OutputTo line in the...
Doc !! I think you have it figured out ! I tried running the vb module on it's own and then asked the form to stop it... It worked! Aparently your correct in thinking the two form buttons were fighting each other.
Now, as I have printed your comments and studied them since you sent it, I am...
Dear Elana, thanks for your reply. I have posted the same post under General Discussion and forgot to remove this one. Sorry !
I think the Doc figured out the problem on the other post. If you have time, you might read it.
I will delete this post soon.
FoFa.... You are dam straight I don't understand DoEvents !!
Ok... how can I use a timer that does not stop the loop until I tell it to stop ? I may want this loop to run for years without a break.
Maybe I can call you or someone and talk to them.. I am not making much progress this way.
Guys, I appreciate your responses !!;)
However, this program is not important. What I need to know is, what lines need to be inserted to provide a stop signal. I don't understand where the reaction to the DoEvents is written, nor what is needed to take advantage of the DoEvents. As I have...
Ya know, sometimes things just don't click ? I missed a major turn on this one. I don't have a clue how "DoEvents" is used, even tho I have read till I am blue in the face ! It just does not turn the little light on for me. Duh !
I understand it turns loose, so I can click on the form and I am...
DoEvents !!!!!!!! Duh !
Ya know, sometimes things just don't click ? I missed a major turn on this one. I don't have a clue how "DoEvents" is used, even tho I have read till I am blue in the face ! It just does not turn the little light on for me. Duh !
I understand it turns loose, so I can...