On May 8, 5:53=A0pm, "Larry Linson" <boun...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> Text rearranged, and comments/questions interspersed. =A0I'mnottrying to
> "grill" you under a hot, glaring light -- just trying to figure out what
> more information might be helpful.
>
> "zufie" <john.marru...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote
>
> >>> I created someformsusing the "Create form using Wizard".
> >>> However, I cannot view theformsI created with Wizard unless I click
> >>> on the Design View icon.
>
> "Larry Linson" <boun...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote
>
> =A0>> Access Version? =A0Bound / unbound? =A0Allow Edits?
> =A0>> Data Entry? =A0Updateable?
>
> "zufie" <john.marru...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote
>
> =A0> Access Version? =A0Access 2000
>
> Doyou have all three Service Packs for Access 2000 installed, and any
> "fixes" since SP3? =A0Access 2000 had problems and, IMNSHO, only really
> stabilized with SP3.
>
> On the toolbar, click Help and About Access 2000 to see what SPs have
been=
> applied.
>
> Use Windows Update / Office Update to see if there are other "unapplied"
> fixes.
>
> =A0> Bound / unbound? =A0That is has a control source
>
> Controlsdoordonothave Control Source. =A0Does the Form have a Record
> Source? If so, what is the Record Source? =A0If it is the name of a
Query,=
> post the SQL of the Query.
>
> =A0> Allow Edits? =A0Yes
> =A0> Data Entry? =A0No
> =A0> Updateable? If you mean "Allow Additions" then Yes
>
> Are the Controls updateable? That is, what are the settings of their
Locke=
d
> and Enabled properties (in the Data tab of the Property Sheet).
>
> I have to ask again...
>
> =A0>> When you "cannot view" theforms, exactly what did
> =A0>> youdoand exactly what happened?
>
> Did you have the Database Window open, highlight the form, and then
click
> Open; did you click a Command Button, and, if so, what was the code in
its=
> click event; or did you open in Design View and click the Form View icon
o=
n
> the toolbar? =A0What _did_ you see, or was there no response at all?
>
> Oh, yes, you said you createdformS, in plural? =A0Are there otherformsin
> the database, and can you view them under the same cir***stances? =A0Are
y=
ou
> having difficulties with viewing any other objects in the database?
>
> =A0 Larry Linson
> =A0 Microsoft Office Access MVP
Doyou have all three Service Packs for Access 2000 installed, and any
> "fixes" since SP3?
Yes, SP-3 is applied
Use Windows Update / Office Update to see if there are other
"unapplied"
> fixes.
Did not go fully thru this on Microsoft site as I am not sure what the
IT help desk people want us to donwload on our PC's
Here is the SQL for the Record Source:
SELECT [1st time callers].Date, [1st time callers].[User ID], [1st
time callers].Expr1
FROM [1st time callers];
Are the Controls updateable? That is, what are the settings of their
Locked
> and Enabled properties (in the Data tab of the Property Sheet).
Record Locks? No Locks
These are the remaining properties listed on the Data tab. Hope this
is what you mean by Enabled Properties?
Filter? Textbox blank
Order by? Textbox blank
Allow Filters? Yes
Allow Edits? Yes
Allow Deletions? Yes
Allow Additions? Yes
Data Entry? No
Recordset Type? Dynaset
did you open in Design View and click the Form View icon on
> the toolbar? Yes
What _did_ you see? The form with text boxes in Design View
you said you createdformS, in plural? Are there otherformsin
> the database, and can you view them under the same cir***stances? Some
No=
, Some Yes
Are you having difficulties with viewing any other objects in the
database?
No
Thanks Larry!
Zufie
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