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Rain it has been passed on and an announcement has been made on UtterAccess's Facebook page.

So sorry to hear this news. Chris was a brilliant man and the Access Community will sorely miss him. My condolences go out to his family and friends. Glen Kruger Access MVP

I have the Samsung Galaxy S Vibrant here in Canada and talked to a Samsung rep and all he would give up is it's on it's way but sort of hinted not till after Christmas unofficially.

This demo may help you This demo from my site may help you. It creates a backup database and emptys all tables. http://members.shaw.ca/glenk/BackUpAndEmptyDatabase.zip

If you are talking about the Mouse scroll bar check the setting of your mouse and see that you have smooth scrolling setup.

Yes it's me. I don't frequent the site as much as I want to just didn't have the time. Butnow with not working anymore I will probably spend more time here. Was Santa good to you? Glen

Thanks for the plug Jack. Glen

You have to tab to the subform or click on the actual subform before it sets focus to the first field in the sub form. I have applied it the same as the main form. Which version of Access are you using? If you are using 2000 or 2002 you can trigger it from the mouse wheel event. Access 97 wasn't...

You have to apply the code to all forms not just the master form. If you have a subform you have to apply the code to it and any other subforms that live on that form. I just tried it and it worked for me.

Disable Mouse wheel You can download a demo for Access 97 and 2000 from my site. You have to register the DLL that is in the zip file and then the demo should work for you. My site is at: http://members.shaw.ca/glenk/index.html They are based on the code Microsoft supplies. I don't frequent...