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MS Access Forum / Forms / July 2007"Right-Click" actions
I thought I'd remembered reading somewhere that "Right-Click" actions could be assigned to controls. Yet, I don't see a "Right-Click" option given in the "Events" tab of a combo's property sheet. It seems that the "Right-Click" action can only be specified at the form's level, is that the limitation? Bill I stab in the dark, but couldn't you use the On Key Press Event to verify if the right-click was used and if so execute some code?  SignatureHope this helps, Daniel P > I thought I'd remembered reading somewhere that > "Right-Click" actions could be assigned to controls. [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Bill I'll give that a try. It will depend "who" gets control first, the control code or the form code. I.e., if the Event code gets first crack at the interrupt, then what you suggest will work, providing that the "right-click" code for the form doesn't subsequently get control when the class module code ends. >I stab in the dark, but couldn't you use the On Key Press Event to verify >if [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] >> >> Bill I don't know what I'm thinking of? The KeyPress event isn't triggered by a mouse click. Bill > I'll give that a try. It will depend "who" gets control first, > the control code or the form code. I.e., if the Event code [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] >>> >>> Bill |
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