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David Anderson
Stephen Lebans' excellent custom navigation buttons solution
(http://www.lebans.com/recnavbuttons.htm) looks like it will meet a need I
have - with one exception. These custom buttons appear to be designed for the
situation where the recordset being navigated can accept new records. In my
application, no new records are permitted.
Deleting the 'Go to new record' (aka cmdNew) button from the frmNavButtons
form is an easy first step but my problem is that the 'Move to next record'
button is not disabled when I navigate to the last record. Can someone with a
better understanding of Stephen's code (Stephen perhaps!) suggest how I could
modify it to work properly in my scenario?
In case it is relevant, I am using the nav buttons on a subform.
David
(http://www.lebans.com/recnavbuttons.htm) looks like it will meet a need I
have - with one exception. These custom buttons appear to be designed for the
situation where the recordset being navigated can accept new records. In my
application, no new records are permitted.
Deleting the 'Go to new record' (aka cmdNew) button from the frmNavButtons
form is an easy first step but my problem is that the 'Move to next record'
button is not disabled when I navigate to the last record. Can someone with a
better understanding of Stephen's code (Stephen perhaps!) suggest how I could
modify it to work properly in my scenario?
In case it is relevant, I am using the nav buttons on a subform.
David