I just implemented a Microsoft Date Time Picker control (from SP2) in an Access 2007 form. It works fine until I try to add it to the other anchored controls. Then, when I try to view the form, Access crashes with a Microsoft Error, the exception code being 0xc00000fd, which I believe is a stack overflow error (?).
When I view the form in Design view, I can move it out of the anchored controls and it works (well, it at least doesn't crash Access).
This is for a database that will be used by people in an office who will be accessing it from a network (with various security limitations for different groups of users). Would the DTPicker normally be an acceptable option for such a system?
And what could be causing this error and how can I resolve it, besides not anchoring it?
Thanks.
Karen
When I view the form in Design view, I can move it out of the anchored controls and it works (well, it at least doesn't crash Access).
This is for a database that will be used by people in an office who will be accessing it from a network (with various security limitations for different groups of users). Would the DTPicker normally be an acceptable option for such a system?
And what could be causing this error and how can I resolve it, besides not anchoring it?
Thanks.
Karen
