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January 15th, 2008, 09:14 AM
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How to freeze a form?
Greeting,
I have a form that contains many txtbox and combo boxes. In this form there is a commend button to open another form. The problem is, the user can click on the back form (main form) and it come forward and the other form goes back. What I want to do is, once the user open the sub form, the user can not click on the backward form (main form) unless he closes the foreword form. How can I do that? thanks 
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January 15th, 2008, 10:44 AM
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How to freeze a form?
"ghost" wrote in message
... Greeting, I have a form that contains many txtbox and combo boxes. In this form there is a commend button to open another form. The problem is, the user can click on the back form (main form) and it come forward and the other form goes back. What I want to do is, once the user open the sub form, the user can not click on the backward form (main form) unless he closes the foreword form. How can I do that? thanks Set the WindowMode argument of the OpenForm method to acDialog as in the following example ... Private Sub cmdTest2_Click() DoCmd.OpenForm "frmTest2", , , , , acDialog End Sub -- Brendan Reynolds
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