I'm currently using a textbox on my form described as follows:
OLE Class: Microsoft Forms 2.0
Class: Forms.Textbox.1
When I'm entering data in the textbox it periodically--and completely randomly--loses focus in favour of various other controls on the form. I have no timers or other things on my form that may be causing it to lose focus, and nothing else is (or should) be going on while I'm entering data. What's going on here?
Regardless of this problem, I understand that it is a hangable offense to store OLE objects in an Access database. I require that the textbox be able to handle quite a bit of text...but not enough to warrant linking to an external document. How much text can a standard textbox handle? If it's not very much, could someone recommend a more apropriate control?
Thanks in advance,
Sam
OLE Class: Microsoft Forms 2.0
Class: Forms.Textbox.1
When I'm entering data in the textbox it periodically--and completely randomly--loses focus in favour of various other controls on the form. I have no timers or other things on my form that may be causing it to lose focus, and nothing else is (or should) be going on while I'm entering data. What's going on here?
Regardless of this problem, I understand that it is a hangable offense to store OLE objects in an Access database. I require that the textbox be able to handle quite a bit of text...but not enough to warrant linking to an external document. How much text can a standard textbox handle? If it's not very much, could someone recommend a more apropriate control?
Thanks in advance,
Sam
