Hi,
I have an Access 2002 database that is accessed by multiple users on a
win 2003 server usually in a terminal services envronment.
I have a couple of users who unexpectedly cannot know access records
via combo boxes. The combo populates but the mouse cannot select a
record with a click and neither can the arrow buttons or the enter key
work. one user is in the administrator group so I would not think it
is permissions related or is it?
This happens for all combo boxes within the form. The users can select
records from the record selectors.
I have had this problem before and have recreated the database and all
seems well, but I do not want to go through hours of work recreating
the database.
Any ideas
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On Oct 22, 5:55 am, Kaz <kazmar...@hotm ail.comwrote:
Hi,
I have an Access 2002 database that is accessed by multiple users on a
win 2003 server usually in a terminal services envronment.
I have a couple of users who unexpectedly cannot know access records
via combo boxes. The combo populates but the mouse cannot select a
record with a click and neither can the arrow buttons or the enter key
work. one user is in the administrator group so I would not think it
is permissions related or is it?
This happens for all combo boxes within the form. The users can select
records from the record selectors.
I have had this problem before and have recreated the database and all
seems well, but I do not want to go through hours of work recreating
the database.
Any ideas
This happened to me the other day. Look at the form properties for
Allow Edits and Allow additions.
On Oct 22, 2:16 pm, OldPro <rrossk...@sbcg lobal.netwrote:
On Oct 22, 5:55 am, Kaz <kazmar...@hotm ail.comwrote:
Hi,
I have an Access 2002 database that is accessed by multiple users on a
win 2003 server usually in a terminal services envronment.
I have a couple of users who unexpectedly cannot know access records
via combo boxes. The combo populates but the mouse cannot select a
record with a click and neither can the arrow buttons or the enter key
work. one user is in the administrator group so I would not think it
is permissions related or is it?
This happens for all combo boxes within the form. The users can select
records from the record selectors.
I have had this problem before and have recreated the database and all
seems well, but I do not want to go through hours of work recreating
the database.
Any ideas
This happened to me the other day. Look at the form properties for
Allow Edits and Allow additions.- Hide quoted text -
- Show quoted text -
Allow Edits and Allow Deletions are yes
As I say, it works for about ten users but two it does not!!!
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