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Old February 11th, 2005, 07:04 PM
Ken Snell [MVP]
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Best would be to use a textbox on the form that you're already using to get
the information for the report. Just make the textbox visible, with a popup
message box to tell the user he/she needs to fill in the info in the
textbox.

Otherwise, you could use the InputBox function to pop up a message box that
allows the user to type in a reply (see Help).

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Ken Snell
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"Curt Hand" wrote in message
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I have a form that has options to choose different reports. I want to add a
comment to certain reports.
What I would like to happen is when I click on a particular option a
message
box appears and the message box has " Enter the comments below." and then
you
have a box to enter the text you want. Once you enter the text then it
will
print the chosen report with this comment on the report.
Would I also have to have a text box on the report that will accept this
text?

Or do you have any suggestions of an easier way or the proper way to
achieve
this.

Thanks,
Curt