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Old February 2nd, 2005, 06:25 PM
terryk
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Default Option Button or CheckBox causes Access 2002 to crash on XP machin

1) I created a table that I filled the CustomerID field so that I could link
the newly created table to the Customer Master Table.
2) I then created a query to provide the information I need for the new form
3) We are using Access 2002 with SQL2000 existing data in a project file.
(.adp)
4) I have created a form that uses many option buttons. The form uses a query
When the user goes to a specfic record using simple code.
Set rs = Me.Recordset.Clone
rs.Find "[CustomerID] = '" & Me.ComboCustomerID & "'"
5) This form has 4 tabs with various controls on it. If the user clicks the
first Option Button Control, the program crashes with that annoying "Do you
want to send a report to Microsoft?" question.
6) If the user enters something into any field on the form, you can then
click the Option Button without it crashing. This only happens on XP
machines.

BTW: I can take a form that I have created 2 years ago and add a checkbox
and sometimes it will cause access to crash and sometimes it won't.

If anyone has similar problems and has found an answer, please let me know.

Thanks in Advance
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Old April 12th, 2005, 12:08 AM
Raj Bansal
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I am having a similar problem with the checkbox control. This form with
checkbox control was working fine till I added a unbound list box to the
form. Now clicking any of the 5 check boxes will crash Access XP.

Anybody solved this mystery yet? TIA.

"terryk" wrote:

1) I created a table that I filled the CustomerID field so that I could link
the newly created table to the Customer Master Table.
2) I then created a query to provide the information I need for the new form
3) We are using Access 2002 with SQL2000 existing data in a project file.
(.adp)
4) I have created a form that uses many option buttons. The form uses a query
When the user goes to a specfic record using simple code.
Set rs = Me.Recordset.Clone
rs.Find "[CustomerID] = '" & Me.ComboCustomerID & "'"
5) This form has 4 tabs with various controls on it. If the user clicks the
first Option Button Control, the program crashes with that annoying "Do you
want to send a report to Microsoft?" question.
6) If the user enters something into any field on the form, you can then
click the Option Button without it crashing. This only happens on XP
machines.

BTW: I can take a form that I have created 2 years ago and add a checkbox
and sometimes it will cause access to crash and sometimes it won't.

If anyone has similar problems and has found an answer, please let me know.

Thanks in Advance

 




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