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I made a database for a Home Based Care project in rural South Africa. Now
that I am here I installed it onto their computer. Only to find that although everything works, the toggle buttons I used do not turn blue when they are activated on their computer. They do work, but they just dont turn blue. With computer skills as limited as they are here, it would be nice to have clear indications of the choices people make on their form. I use Windows Vista home basic with Access 2003. They have Windows XP with access 2003 from the same group installation as I use. Theirs is a desktop, mine a laptop. And yes, both are colour screens. Can I set something so the buttons will at least show their activated state, either by turning blue or by looking pressed? Thanks! |
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If buttons are unbound, sometimes their color won't show. Go in the
properties of the button and try changing the colors there. -- Milton Purdy ACCESS State of Arkansas "Mafukufuku" wrote: I made a database for a Home Based Care project in rural South Africa. Now that I am here I installed it onto their computer. Only to find that although everything works, the toggle buttons I used do not turn blue when they are activated on their computer. They do work, but they just dont turn blue. With computer skills as limited as they are here, it would be nice to have clear indications of the choices people make on their form. I use Windows Vista home basic with Access 2003. They have Windows XP with access 2003 from the same group installation as I use. Theirs is a desktop, mine a laptop. And yes, both are colour screens. Can I set something so the buttons will at least show their activated state, either by turning blue or by looking pressed? Thanks! |
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