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    Disabling Mouse Wheel: MS's Solution question

    Heya :) Basically, my concern lies with users not necessarily saving things not meant to be saved, as I'm a newbie coder and my anti-idiot code is relatively harsh, i.e. If this field, the only liked field to the primary table, is blank, then on close delete query is going to take care of it...
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    Disabling Mouse Wheel: MS's Solution question

    Would certainly be appreciated. Thanks again,
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    Disabling Mouse Wheel: MS's Solution question

    *chuckle* All right - I have VB, and the sturdy hope and prayer that snip coding the .dll won't end up in a very long day of re-installing Windows. The problem I face, however, is the fear that it would remove all functionality from the wheel while looking at a form. I do have forms that are...
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    Disabling Mouse Wheel: MS's Solution question

    Hiya, Ok, I did the relevant search, and read the substantial material you all have already posted on the subject. The "better mousetrap" solution, on this site, is a damn good peice of work. The only problem is, I'm just as worried about a user fiddling with a record she shouldn't be on as I...
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    Newbie seeking topics

    Hi, Long story short, I'm a help desk professional who was recently hired to a small business for quite a bit more than was on my resume. In the last two weeks, I've been subjected fast-track training in both specialized duties and Access coding. My prior experience with Access was limited to...
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    Forms: On enter *key* events?

    Thanks! First suggestion works great. Going to set my newb butt in front of a help file until the second makes sense. Thanks for the help, John. Thanks again,
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    Forms: On enter *key* events?

    I'm a newb, so forgive me. I ran a couple searches across the board, and can't seem to find the answer, so here we go: Is there any way to activate an event based upon an enter keystroke in a text field? In specific, I'm attempting to run a query from code. Thanks,
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