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Events for navigation buttons

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Comet Developer - 26 Feb 2004 11:02 GMT
Hi

I'm desperately looking to find out how which event(s) are fired when the
user selects the next (or previous) record buttons in the navigation bar of
a Access Form?

Thanks.
Wayne Morgan - 26 Feb 2004 11:18 GMT
Which events are fired depend on the state of the form. If the form is dirty
(i.e. there is changed data to be saved) there will be more events fire than
there will be if all that needs to be done is to move to the next record.
The form event that fires for every move from one record to another is the
form's Current event.

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