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SHIFT/F2 MEMO FIELD - Overide Mode --------HELP

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lalexander - 22 Mar 2006 21:35 GMT
I have a Memo field in a form that goes into overide mode when focus is
given.
I have corrected this with the Event - On Enter =  NOTES.SelStart = 0
this puts the memo field in a Insert mode - which is what I want.

Sometimes the user triggers the SHIFT/F2 Function to expand the memo field ,
which resets the memo into the overide mode again.

Could someone help me with the code for the Shift/f2 to set the memo back to
insert mode?

Thanks.
strive4peace - 23 Mar 2006 07:56 GMT
the F2 function key toggles the user between the insertion
point and selecting the whole field.  You should teach this
to your users.  This is the only "solution" that I have found.

there is no easy way to trap the event of the user pressing
SHIFT-F2 - if you use KeyDown, you will have to test fot
SHIFT and F2 in a row...

even if you issue the Zoombox on a double-click event, you
cannot even use SendKeys to send the F2 and End...

... at least not that I have found...

Have an awesome day

Warm Regards,
Crystal

MVP Microsoft Access

remote programming and training
strive4peace2006 at yahoo.com

> I have a Memo field in a form that goes into overide mode when focus is
> given.
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> Thanks.
 
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