At Home I am using Access 2002 with Windows XP. I am designing a DB for a Travel Agency. They informed me that I was going to design the application for the same platform.
However when i got there with the finished application, they were using Access 2000 with Win 98.
Luckily my program worked except for 1 issue.
I was wondering if someone could explain why this was different in 2002.
I have a form, on the form txtPASSCOUNT counts the number of passengers by counting the number of records in the passenger subform. I then have another TextBox named TxtPAXPASS which fills itself when txrPASSCOUNT loses focus via the code Me.TxtPAXPASS.value = txtPASSCOUNT.Value on the txtPASSCOUNT in the change event and lost focus event.
Now this works perfectly on my system but not on the Windows 98 and Access 2000 system. Does anyone have any idea why it doesnt work? Do I need to format the code to be older via saving to previous version?
Any help is GREATLY Appreciated.
sincerely,
Jordan
However when i got there with the finished application, they were using Access 2000 with Win 98.
Luckily my program worked except for 1 issue.
I was wondering if someone could explain why this was different in 2002.
I have a form, on the form txtPASSCOUNT counts the number of passengers by counting the number of records in the passenger subform. I then have another TextBox named TxtPAXPASS which fills itself when txrPASSCOUNT loses focus via the code Me.TxtPAXPASS.value = txtPASSCOUNT.Value on the txtPASSCOUNT in the change event and lost focus event.
Now this works perfectly on my system but not on the Windows 98 and Access 2000 system. Does anyone have any idea why it doesnt work? Do I need to format the code to be older via saving to previous version?
Any help is GREATLY Appreciated.
sincerely,
Jordan