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Mary Fetsch
In Access 2000, I have an Autokeys macro set up where the F2 key opens my
Setup form so that it can be edited.
So in my Autokeys module, the Macro Name is "{F2}", the Action is
"OpenForm", the Form Name is "Setup", and the Data Mode is "Edit".
I have a button on my toolbar assigned to this Autokeys {F2} macro. So
when I click my toolbar button, it opens my Setup form in edit mode.
Is there a way in Visual Basic that I can adjust this Autokeys {F2} entry so
that the Data Mode is "Read Only"? I sometimes want my Setup form to be
opened so that it can be edited, but there are times when I want it opened
so it can not be edited. I would like to have just one key and one toolbar
button to open the Setup form and then use VB to change the Autokeys macro
depending on how I want the form opened. Is this possible?
I'll appreciate any help anyone can give me on this.
Setup form so that it can be edited.
So in my Autokeys module, the Macro Name is "{F2}", the Action is
"OpenForm", the Form Name is "Setup", and the Data Mode is "Edit".
I have a button on my toolbar assigned to this Autokeys {F2} macro. So
when I click my toolbar button, it opens my Setup form in edit mode.
Is there a way in Visual Basic that I can adjust this Autokeys {F2} entry so
that the Data Mode is "Read Only"? I sometimes want my Setup form to be
opened so that it can be edited, but there are times when I want it opened
so it can not be edited. I would like to have just one key and one toolbar
button to open the Setup form and then use VB to change the Autokeys macro
depending on how I want the form opened. Is this possible?
I'll appreciate any help anyone can give me on this.