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This is taken from the "What's New in Access 2007" page. However, I've
looked through all the properties of a text field memo box, and cannot find
the append only option. Does anyone know how to use this feature?
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"Memo fields are useful for storing large amounts of information. With
Office Access 2007, you can set the Append Only property to retain a history
of all changes to a Memo field. You can then view a history of those
changes. This feature also supports the tracking feature in Windows
SharePoint Services so that you can also use Access to view your SharePoint
list content history."
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"ARC" <an**@andyc.comwrote:
>This is taken from the "What's New in Access 2007" page. However, I've
looked through all the properties of a text field memo box, and cannot find
the append only option. Does anyone know how to use this feature?
I haven't used that feature myself but is the MDB file in A2007 format?
Tony
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ARC wrote:
This is taken from the "What's New in Access 2007" page. However, I've
looked through all the properties of a text field memo box, and cannot find
the append only option. Does anyone know how to use this feature?
- In table design, properties of the memo field at the very bottom:
"Append Only" = Yes
- Save / open the table
- Modify the memo field a couple of times.
- Right-click the memo field, last point of the context menu:
"Show column history"
As Tony mentioned, you must be in a new format accdb.
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Yes it is in the 2007 format, in fact it is in the .accdb format.
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"ARC" <an**@andyc.comwrote:
>>This is taken from the "What's New in Access 2007" page. However, I've
looked through all the properties of a text field memo box, and cannot
find
the append only option. Does anyone know how to use this feature?
I haven't used that feature myself but is the MDB file in A2007 format?
Tony
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read the entire thread of messages.
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I'm not seeing this option in the table design props. It is in accdb format.
It is a memo field, format is rich text.
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ARC wrote:
>This is taken from the "What's New in Access 2007" page. However, I've
looked through all the properties of a text field memo box, and cannot
find
the append only option. Does anyone know how to use this feature?
- In table design, properties of the memo field at the very bottom:
"Append Only" = Yes
- Save / open the table
- Modify the memo field a couple of times.
- Right-click the memo field, last point of the context menu:
"Show column history"
As Tony mentioned, you must be in a new format accdb.
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Ok, scratch that!
No wonder no-one ever finds this feature!! In table design on the field, the
very last property only is NOT visisible. You have to scroll down one line
to see it. Talk about well-hidden!
"Peter Doering" <no****@doering.orgwrote in message
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ARC wrote:
>This is taken from the "What's New in Access 2007" page. However, I've
looked through all the properties of a text field memo box, and cannot
find
the append only option. Does anyone know how to use this feature?
- In table design, properties of the memo field at the very bottom:
"Append Only" = Yes
- Save / open the table
- Modify the memo field a couple of times.
- Right-click the memo field, last point of the context menu:
"Show column history"
As Tony mentioned, you must be in a new format accdb.
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Peter Doering [MVP Access]
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Ok, I have it set now. However, when I go to the text box on the bound form,
I can't get it to function. If I type in new stuff, save, then right-click
and show column history, I get a message "Could not find field".
"ARC" <an**@andyc.comwrote in message
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Ok, scratch that!
No wonder no-one ever finds this feature!! In table design on the field,
the very last property only is NOT visisible. You have to scroll down one
line to see it. Talk about well-hidden!
"Peter Doering" <no****@doering.orgwrote in message
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>ARC wrote:
>>This is taken from the "What's New in Access 2007" page. However, I've
looked through all the properties of a text field memo box, and cannot
find
the append only option. Does anyone know how to use this feature?
- In table design, properties of the memo field at the very bottom:
"Append Only" = Yes
- Save / open the table
- Modify the memo field a couple of times.
- Right-click the memo field, last point of the context menu:
"Show column history"
As Tony mentioned, you must be in a new format accdb.
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ARC wrote:
Ok, I have it set now. However, when I go to the text box on the bound
form, I can't get it to function. If I type in new stuff, save, then
right-click and show column history, I get a message "Could not find
field".
I have not seen this message before. Make sure you are in form view (vs.
layout view), or try directly in the table. If that doesn't work either,
try again in a new DB.
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