VBA editor changes keyboard layout.

[Rudi]

Hello all,

posting my question in this newsgroup is about the last alternative I
can think of to resolve my problem.

The standard keyboard layout in the office is AZERTY.
Still, my access xp mdb acts as if the keyboard is QWERTY.

I deleted the QWERTY layout in regional settings in win xp pro.
However, whenever I open the VBA code, it recreates QWERTY in regional
settings and forces the appl to act as if QWERTY is the keyboard
layout.

How come? Any suggestion is welcome.

[Michael \(michka\) Kaplan [MS]]

There is some code there that is calling LoadKeyboardLayout or calling
intl.cpl with an unattend file to add the layout.
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MichKa [MS]
NLS Collation/Locale/Keyboard Development
Globalization Infrastructure and Font Technologies
Windows International Division

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Hello all,

posting my question in this newsgroup is about the last alternative I
can think of to resolve my problem.

The standard keyboard layout in the office is AZERTY.
Still, my access xp mdb acts as if the keyboard is QWERTY.

I deleted the QWERTY layout in regional settings in win xp pro.
However, whenever I open the VBA code, it recreates QWERTY in regional
settings and forces the appl to act as if QWERTY is the keyboard
layout.

How come? Any suggestion is welcome.

[Rudi]

Dear Michael,

I saw your name many times in the disc. groups. So great was my
surprise that I had the honour to receive a response from somebody who
has more interesting problems to cope with.

Whilst awaiting response, I tried to get rid of the problem by
importing everything into a brandnew mdb. It seemed to work but not
for long.

So tomorrow in the office, I will be looking into your advise more
deeply.

Many thanks again.
Sincerely, Rudi.