On Nov 4, 7:22 pm, "Charles" <replytothenewsgr...@online.comwrote:
Hello,
I'm trying to find a good program to use for editing memo fields in Access
2003. I'd love to use Notepad or Wordpad, but the only option I'm really
finding is a program called Total Access Memo.
All I'm looking to do is have a field for notes, and be able to add/edit the
text - and be able to use the return key to add more lines, etc.without
jumping to the next record. Can Access do this natively?
from Help:
TextBox.EnterKeyBehavior Property
You can use the EnterKeyBehavior property to specify what happens when
you press ENTER in a text box control in Form view or Datasheet
view . Read/write Boolean.expression.EnterKeyBehavior
expression A variable that represents a TextBox object.
Remarks
For example, you can use this property if you have a control bound to
a Memo field in a table to make entering multiple-line text easier.
If you don't set this property to New Line In Field, you must press
CTRL+ENTER to enter a new line in the text box.
You can also set the default for this property by setting a control's
DefaultControl property in Visual Basic.