Want to turning hourglass using VBA in Access 2000?

[awu]

All:
I have posted this question back to March this year. I would like to
get a VBA example code. Here is my question:

I want to turn my hourglass around to indicate my program is still
running. I am using VBA with Excel and MS Access 2000.

So far I use DoCmd.Hourglass true and false to turn on/off hour glass.
Thank you in advance
awu10

[Arno R]

"awu" <aw***@hotmail. comschreef in bericht news:11******** **************@ f16g2000cwb.goo glegroups.com.. .

All:
I have posted this question back to March this year. I would like to
get a VBA example code. Here is my question:

I want to turn my hourglass around to indicate my program is still
running. I am using VBA with Excel and MS Access 2000.

So far I use DoCmd.Hourglass true and false to turn on/off hour glass.
Thank you in advance
awu10

Google for "Animated cursor"

Arno R

[awu]

Hi, Arno:
In my previous email, you said you had a example code. Can you email
to me the example?

awu10

Arno R wrote:

"awu" <aw***@hotmail. comschreef in bericht news:11******** **************@ f16g2000cwb.goo glegroups.com.. .

All:
I have posted this question back to March this year. I would like to
get a VBA example code. Here is my question:

I want to turn my hourglass around to indicate my program is still
running. I am using VBA with Excel and MS Access 2000.

So far I use DoCmd.Hourglass true and false to turn on/off hour glass.
Thank you in advance
awu10

Google for "Animated cursor"

Arno R

[Arno R]

"awu" <aw***@hotmail. comschreef in bericht news:11******** **************@ b28g2000cwb.goo glegroups.com.. .

Hi, Arno:
In my previous email, you said you had a example code. Can you email
to me the example?

There is no code involved, just an animated cursor in al your apps instead of your 'normal' hourglass.
It's a windows feature or property if you like. No code.
As I said Google for "animated cursor" and install one of the animated cursors you will find.

Arno R

[awu]

Arno:
Thank you for the replay.
I have read several messages for how to load ani files into Access. I
would not get clear answer. Would you give me some help.

Thank you
awu10
Arno R wrote:

"awu" <aw***@hotmail. comschreef in bericht news:11******** **************@ b28g2000cwb.goo glegroups.com.. .

Hi, Arno:
In my previous email, you said you had a example code. Can you email
to me the example?

There is no code involved, just an animated cursor in al your apps instead of your 'normal' hourglass.
It's a windows feature or property if you like. No code.
As I said Google for "animated cursor" and install one of the animated cursors you will find.

Arno R

[Arno R]

"awu" <aw***@hotmail. comschreef in bericht news:11******** **************@ b28g2000cwb.goo glegroups.com.. .

Arno:
Thank you for the replay.
I have read several messages for how to load ani files into Access. I
would not get clear answer. Would you give me some help.

I will try to help but it has NOTHING to do with Access...
==I don't load ani-files in Access. I load ani-files in Windows.
As I said: It's a Windows feature or property if you like.

You will only need to change your mouse-settings.
==Start-Configuration-Printers and other hardware-Mouse (Translated from Dutch, hope this is right ...)
Look at all the different cursors here and choose (or download) an animated one instead of the standard hourglass.
That's all.

It *might* be possible to load ani's *only* for Access, but I like the ani's in other apps too.

Arno R