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    MouseHook.dll in 64 bit Windows

    Thanks Dave, Mine is also 48kb. There is also a 43kb version going around, I have tried that also! I've resolved it by just removing the references to MouseHook. Reading some of the info on the Microsoft site, it looks like they have revised the actions of the mouse wheel in later versions of...
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    MouseHook.dll in 64 bit Windows

    Good advice!! Thanks.
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    MouseHook.dll in 64 bit Windows

    Hi Dave, I get the same message no matter what I do, the database cannot find the MouseHook.dll file. Even if I just add the PtrSafe option into the declare statements and no other changes. "Sorry....cannot find the MouseHook.dll file".
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    MouseHook.dll in 64 bit Windows

    The next obvious question is, if MouseHook doesn't work in 64 bit Office, is there another way of disabling the Mouse Wheel?
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    MouseHook.dll in 64 bit Windows

    I'm starting to agree with the people who say MouseHook just doesn't work in 64 bit. This is the site I found when I was investigating what to do. dllyes.com/mousehook-dll/ It specifically talks about installing for 32 and 64 bit systems.
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    MouseHook.dll in 64 bit Windows

    Hi Gemma, according to the website, the .dll is the same for 32 and 64 bit.
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    MouseHook.dll in 64 bit Windows

    I have an access database running on 32 bit Office quite happily, it uses MouseHook.dll to enable/disable the mousewheel. I am trying to convert the database to run on both 32 bit and 64 bit Office, as some of my users are using 64 bit Office. I have done all the usual stuff (Added PtrSafe to...
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    show a message box if none of the objects in the form was changed

    Hi Samira, Just curious, but why does it matter if they haven´t changed any fields? Just do the save action, probably less processing involved in that than the code to check for changes! Otherwise use the Me.Dirty suggestion from above, this will be correct in all cases except if they change...
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    show a message box if none of the objects in the form was changed

    Hi Samira, Found it!! This works. Private Sub ORGANIZATION_NAME__LostFocus() If IsNull(ORGANIZATION_NAME_) = True Then MsgBox "Please enter organization name." Me.ANYOTHERFIELD.SetFocus Me.ORGANIZATION_NAME_.SetFocus End If EndSub Don't know why, but that...
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    show a message box if none of the objects in the form was changed

    Hi Samira, OK, I know what you are saying, just thought it may be easier this way. :D I had a similar problem to yours a while ago and solved it eventually, where access insisted on tabbing to the next field. Can't remember exactly which database it was in though, I'll have a hunt around and...
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    show a message box if none of the objects in the form was changed

    If you need to check that the user has not left controls blank, set the field's Required property in table design. That will automatically prompt them for data in the field.
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    UserID

    I don´t mean to hijack your thread, but I also have a question on UserID, the answer to which may also help you! :D My database runs on Win XP machines and uses the following code to find the UserID:- Dim stUser As String Dim wsh Set wsh = CreateObject("WScript.Shell") stUser...
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    Question Data loss after compact & repair

    Hi Rabbie, Thanks for the suggestions, tried both and still only 20000 records in the offending table. The backup of the server has been failing for a while and I only noticed when I went to recover the database!! I've fixed the backup problem now but it's too late to help with this problem...
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    Question Data loss after compact & repair

    Hi All, I have just done a compact and repair on my Access database. Afterwards one of the tables has lost a lot of data (but only one????). Spookily the table now has exactly 20000 records in it, which makes me think this is some kind of limit, except that I don´t think there are table...
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