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silva
In Access 2003, when I hit the "Enter" key in form while not having the focus
set on a memo field, it moves to the next record. This is a problem because I
have navigation buttons set up that run scripts when pressed, and are
enabled/disabled depending on the current record's position. So if the
"Enter" key is pressed at the last record, it goes to a new record, but now,
depending on how many records and such, the navigation buttons are properly
enabled/disabled, and the only way to fix it is to close the form and re-open
it. Is there any way that this can be remedied (so the "Enter" key goes to
the next field instead of the next record), or is it an inherent property of
Access forms?
set on a memo field, it moves to the next record. This is a problem because I
have navigation buttons set up that run scripts when pressed, and are
enabled/disabled depending on the current record's position. So if the
"Enter" key is pressed at the last record, it goes to a new record, but now,
depending on how many records and such, the navigation buttons are properly
enabled/disabled, and the only way to fix it is to close the form and re-open
it. Is there any way that this can be remedied (so the "Enter" key goes to
the next field instead of the next record), or is it an inherent property of
Access forms?