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So Dicky, at the risk of beating this dead horse, was it in fact a VPN running in the background that you were unaware of? If so, what was the name of the process and HOW did it get started without your knowing about it?

Had the same issue, turned out that the PC in question was running a VPN (wireguard). As soon as I disabled it, everything worked as before

46 more posts, and you're home free

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I'll get there one day...

Paul, you should include "Editor" on your retirement resume...

Well summarized George!

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Your blog was indirectly mentioned while I was trying to solve a problem: Thread 'My Kung-fu no good' https://www.access-programmers.co.uk/forums/threads/my-kung-fu-no-good.294107/ I don't think there has been a more comprehensive and pragmatic tutorial for Class Modules before or since. Well...

Figures do not lie, but liars figure...

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When I was asked what it would take to fully replace Access with PowerApps/PowerBI, etc...I looked into what it would take. Before I knew about ChatGPT, I had to do some extensive GDB-ing... Dave's question prompted me to ask, here it is: I had come to a similar conclusion but it took my MUCH...

I suspect you and I usually fall on different sides when it comes to how we "think" things should be, but what you said is spot-on.

I've noticed you use TempVars a lot. On a new project I'm working on, I use them more than I ever have, as well as table macros. They sure make life easy and it worries me. Usually if something works well, but is not widely used, there is a reason why - a pitfall that I am unaware of. I have...

Enjoying the conversation with yourself, are ya?

She noticed that the fluctuations occurred when she was doing desktop recordings - the audio got noticeably lower. The wired headset helped a little, but the difference was still there. Since she is an amateur and the company actually has people who do this sort of thing, she finally "punted"...

Strange. Lay the edge of your hand on the right side of the phone and swipe like you are wiping the screen...you mist have "palm swipe capture" enabled as well

An overlay? Like an invisible screen?

Didn't realize you were using a Pixel. When I see "Android" I think Samsung. On a Samsung, you use the "knife" edge of your hand and swipe right to left. The phone makes the shutter sound that cameras used to make.