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aevargareg via AccessMonster.com
I am tasked with maintaining another author's database, and I can't figure
out how he turned off the autocomplete feature in the IDE, for example:
1) Start a line with "Me." and see a list of objects appear for the current
form or report.
2) Type a couple of letters, press the tab key and the object's full name is
added to the statement.
3) Type another trailing period and a list of the object's methods and
properties appears.
4) Type a couple of letters, press the tab key and the property is added the
statement.
Without autocomplete I can't be sure I'm even typing the name correctly,
although the IDE assumes I know what I'm doing and adds reasonable
capitalization. Where can I enable this? All of the databases I have
authored already work this way, but this database had restrictions imposed to
prevent inadvertent user tampering (there are hidden windows and forms don't
always have size controls).
Thanks, Alan
out how he turned off the autocomplete feature in the IDE, for example:
1) Start a line with "Me." and see a list of objects appear for the current
form or report.
2) Type a couple of letters, press the tab key and the object's full name is
added to the statement.
3) Type another trailing period and a list of the object's methods and
properties appears.
4) Type a couple of letters, press the tab key and the property is added the
statement.
Without autocomplete I can't be sure I'm even typing the name correctly,
although the IDE assumes I know what I'm doing and adds reasonable
capitalization. Where can I enable this? All of the databases I have
authored already work this way, but this database had restrictions imposed to
prevent inadvertent user tampering (there are hidden windows and forms don't
always have size controls).
Thanks, Alan