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Probably not... There is additional code that grabs a screenshot of the WebBrowser control, saves it as an image file, and displays it in a report to be PDF>Emailed...

I have a project wherein a Google Map is used to display pins of various jobs within a WebBrowser control. Recently it has been brought to my attention that the use of the Maps JavaScript API and Embed API for IE11 will be fully decommissioned. At present the map still displays correctly with...

Hi, It has been a while, but i wanted to weigh in on this. I have had several databases come up with the same issue over the past couple of weeks. After many headaches, and much researching, it appears that this error may be linked with the 1803 update. MS seem to have acknowledged it (see link...

Just curious to know if many developers are using third party controls in their applications? Personally in 8 years of developing Access databases, I have only ever used one non-native control. Generally I try to steer clear of them as (in my limited experience) i find front end deployment...

This was one of those occasions where i think i had fallen too far down the rabbit hole, and was definitely overthinking. The answer was simply: Screen.ActiveReport.Name Clicking on any control in a contextual tab activates the underlying object that the tab has been called from.

tl;dr How does one refer to the object (form or report) from which a contextual ribbon tab is called? The story I have a contextual ribbon tab that is used for previewing reports. There are the standard print, zoom, close etc buttons which are just built in features of Access. I also have a...

See my last attachment in your other thread.

i am running out the door, but see the attached. I think it does what you want?

If it at all helps, you can insert "" as a literal through VBA by using 6 double quotes: me!<myfield>=""""""

It is working correctly for me. It locks with the lock button, and unlocks with the unlock button. Try typing in the field after locking it. If you want the field to be "disabled" i.e. greyed out, then we need to look at a different procedure.

Try setting both the "Horizontal Anchor" and "Vertical Anchor" properties to "Both".

See my example from your other current thread, the onload event maximizes the form. Note it will not maximize to full screen unless you set the forms Pop up property to "Yes".

I have put together a quick example database demonstrating how to lock/unlock existing records as well as prevent/allow new records. The example uses a main form with a subform that has its source set to a table.

Try: DoCmd.Maximize

Are you able to upload a copy of your database?