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Hi AshFaque This is a know bug in Microsoft Access and you need to run the following bug fix from their website titled: access2003-kb957198-fullfile-x86-glb.exe Then delete the original snapshot activex control, and replace it with a newer version.

Yeah the only worry I have with your suggested method (and this is before testing) what i can think of is, what you would do if the user placed something else in the clipboard half-way in between their CTRL +V action into the textbox. For the work that I am doing and the kind of dummy's that I...

OK had another hour this morning to look into this again and came up with something that may help me get the cursor position (.Selstart property) of a Rich Text Format RTF textbox within MS Access. Time to call 'Major' TOM a.k.a TOMDEC api... Here's my code (with credits to DEV ASHISH and MOEUR...

Hi Spike, yeah I was also thinking along those lines. I don't think we have another choice...but i was reading an article today where someone used another technique, On SelChange or Change event, 1. Get current line number by GetLineFromChar method. 2. Now get start of current line by using...

Hello SpikePL, The problem I have is working out the position of the cursor in the RTF textbox. How would Instr or replace help me work out the position of the cursor? Thanks Eddy

I'm struggling with the same problem. The only thing i can think of is when they're changing the text, fire off an external browser of some sort, or even microsoft word extension. Can't find anything equivalent to Selstart that can read the formatted rich text and return the correct positions...

I'm struggling with the same problem. The only thing i can think of is when they're changing the text, fire off an external browser of some sort, or even microsoft word extension. Can't find anything equivalent to Selstart that can read the formatted rich text and return the correct positions...

I think the reason why its not appearing on the printout in the end is because the query feeding into the report might be taking too long to run. Alternatively if its being a real pain in the a***, as report preview function is access is known to be buggy, the best thing you can do is save the...