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mousewheel events?

is there an event for the mousewheel?

I have turned off navigation buttons but the mousewheel still allows it. i
have a form that allows new entries and when it opens up, automatically goes
to a newrecord, but if they scroll around with the mouse, they have the
potential to edit other records which I do not want to allow

thnx...Steve
Nov 13 '05 #1
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See www.lebans.com/mousewheelonoff.htm

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Ken Snell
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"Steve" <1@2.com> wrote in message
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is there an event for the mousewheel?

I have turned off navigation buttons but the mousewheel still allows it.
i
have a form that allows new entries and when it opens up, automatically
goes
to a newrecord, but if they scroll around with the mouse, they have the
potential to edit other records which I do not want to allow

thnx...Steve

Nov 13 '05 #2
Br
Steve wrote:
is there an event for the mousewheel?

I have turned off navigation buttons but the mousewheel still allows
it. i have a form that allows new entries and when it opens up,
automatically goes to a newrecord, but if they scroll around with the
mouse, they have the potential to edit other records which I do not
want to allow

thnx...Steve


Wouldn't it be better to not show those records in the first place? ie.
open the form in ADD mode?

:)

Br@dley
Nov 13 '05 #3
This may be crazy, but I changed the form in the OnCurrent
event to not allow future additions after the first.
Me.AllowAdditions = False

Kevin
Steve<1@2.com> 4/10/2005 1:46:11 PM >>>

is there an event for the mousewheel?

I have turned off navigation buttons but the mousewheel
still allows it. i
have a form that allows new entries and when it opens up,
automatically goes
to a newrecord, but if they scroll around with the mouse,
they have the
potential to edit other records which I do not want to
allow

thnx...Steve

Nov 13 '05 #4

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