Does anyone know how to get the msgBox function in Access 97 to NOT treat
function to use?
I'm giving users a message asking if they want to change a person's email address from something like
In Access 97, the help says that there's a "new feature " that allows me to
into 3 sections, with the first one bold and larger, and each section separated by a blank line. But I can't find anything that tells me how to turn it off. -- Paul Shapiro
Thu, 23 Sep 1999 04:00:00 GMT
Joe Mak #2 / 4
MsgBox in A97 interprets "@" as formatting
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>But I can't find anything that tells me how to >turn it off.
and get the normal behaviour. All you can do is create your own message box form and use that.
...Joe Maki MT Kupp & Associates
Fri, 24 Sep 1999 03:00:00 GMT
Paul Shapir #3 / 4
MsgBox in A97 interprets "@" as formatting
character. Is it possible to build a DLL and put it early in the references list to replace Access's msgBox with VB's? -- Paul Shapiro
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> and get the normal behaviour. All you can do is create your own > message box form and use that.
Fri, 24 Sep 1999 03:00:00 GMT
Russell Sinclai #4 / 4
MsgBox in A97 interprets "@" as formatting
This is not entirely true. If you are creating the MsgBox through code
Hope this helps, Russell Sinclair
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> character. Is it possible to build a DLL and put it early in the references > list to replace Access's msgBox with VB's? > -- > Paul Shapiro
> > and get the normal behaviour. All you can do is create your own > > message box form and use that.
MsgBox in A97 interprets "@" as formatting