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Neil
I am using a rich text control in Access 2000, and have run across this
problem:
a) enter text in the control;
b) select Save Record from the Records menu (or click a button to run
docmd.accmdsaverecord in code);
c) click back in the control and type a character;
d) the message "The data has been changed" appears when a character is
typed, and that character is removed;
e) after the message and the removal of the new character, the control works
fine.
I tried using Stephen Lebans' rich text control, and the phenomenon is the
same, with the following differences:
a) the new character being typed (step c, above) doesn't appear at all
b) a second message box appears after the first one, stating, "Property is
read-only," with RTF2 in the title bar.
So this seems to be a flaw with the class itself. Anyone have any idea how
to work around this or otherwise avoid this troublesome message when working
with rich text boxes?
Thanks!
Neil
problem:
a) enter text in the control;
b) select Save Record from the Records menu (or click a button to run
docmd.accmdsaverecord in code);
c) click back in the control and type a character;
d) the message "The data has been changed" appears when a character is
typed, and that character is removed;
e) after the message and the removal of the new character, the control works
fine.
I tried using Stephen Lebans' rich text control, and the phenomenon is the
same, with the following differences:
a) the new character being typed (step c, above) doesn't appear at all
b) a second message box appears after the first one, stating, "Property is
read-only," with RTF2 in the title bar.
So this seems to be a flaw with the class itself. Anyone have any idea how
to work around this or otherwise avoid this troublesome message when working
with rich text boxes?
Thanks!
Neil