Newbie question about Access

[Joe]

Hi,
I've put a text box in a database I've created and I
can't figure out how to make the text box behave so that
I can type in it as if it were a word document, etc...
What I mean is I want to be able to put in a line or two
of information then be able to hit enter to drop down to
the next line and type some more stuff. I've posted this
in the Access N.G. as well.

Thanks for your help,
Joe

 

[George Nicholson]

Joe:
Textboxes in Access have a "NewLineBehavior" property. Set it to
NewLineInField.

The only other setting for this textbox property is Default and is, not
suprisingly, the default setting. When set to Default the text box will
follow the behavior specified in the MoveAfterEnter property of the database
itself. The allowable behaviours are: ignore/goto next field or goto next
record.

 

[Guest]

Thanks!

-----Original Message-----
Joe:
Textboxes in Access have a "NewLineBehavior" property. Set it to
NewLineInField.

The only other setting for this textbox property is Default and is, not
suprisingly, the default setting. When set to Default the text box will
follow the behavior specified in the MoveAfterEnter property of the database
itself. The allowable behaviours are: ignore/goto next field or goto next
record.

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George Nicholson

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