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June 27th, 2006, 07:10 PM
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Different Scroll issue
I am trying to figure out why the mouse button exhibits different behavior
depending on the database. The first action happens when I create an asset database from the new db choices and insert several records. I use the scroll button on the mouse and the asset form and the form steps through records. This is just fine with me as I do not wish to disable the button with Leban's mousehook. The second action happens in a different database and allows the mouse to scroll past the new record and create new blank records. I have checked the events and properties for each of the databases forms and cannot see any apparent differences. The tables don't seem to have any required fields in either database. Both database forms are sourced from the table. Is there a property that I am missing? Thanks for any help and suggestions. DB_Bill 
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June 27th, 2006, 07:25 PM
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Different Scroll issue
Maybe the Allow additions, Allow edits, Data entry properties.
DB_Bill wrote: I am trying to figure out why the mouse button exhibits different behavior depending on the database. The first action happens when I create an asset database from the new db choices and insert several records. I use the scroll button on the mouse and the asset form and the form steps through records. This is just fine with me as I do not wish to disable the button with Leban's mousehook. The second action happens in a different database and allows the mouse to scroll past the new record and create new blank records. I have checked the events and properties for each of the databases forms and cannot see any apparent differences. The tables don't seem to have any required fields in either database. Both database forms are sourced from the table. Is there a property that I am missing? Thanks for any help and suggestions. DB_Bill -- Message posted via AccessMonster.com http://www.accessmonster.com/Uwe/For...forms/200606/1
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June 27th, 2006, 07:37 PM
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Different Scroll issue
That was one of my first investigations and both db's the forms allow... are
set to yes. I am glad to see that somebody else felt that it may be reason. DB_Bill "jahoobob via AccessMonster.com" wrote: Maybe the Allow additions, Allow edits, Data entry properties. DB_Bill wrote: I am trying to figure out why the mouse button exhibits different behavior depending on the database. The first action happens when I create an asset database from the new db choices and insert several records. I use the scroll button on the mouse and the asset form and the form steps through records. This is just fine with me as I do not wish to disable the button with Leban's mousehook. The second action happens in a different database and allows the mouse to scroll past the new record and create new blank records. I have checked the events and properties for each of the databases forms and cannot see any apparent differences. The tables don't seem to have any required fields in either database. Both database forms are sourced from the table. Is there a property that I am missing? Thanks for any help and suggestions. DB_Bill -- Message posted via AccessMonster.com http://www.accessmonster.com/Uwe/For...forms/200606/1
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