Put a label (I'll call it StatusLabel) on the form and set it's Visible
property to false. When you start your process, set StatuLabel.Caption =
"Something is happening" (or whatever you want your status message to be) and
set StatusLabel.Visible = True. To make it blink, look at the help for the
Form's TimerInterval property and OnTimer event. You could alternate
between visible = true and false on each OnTimer event, or between two
colors, or something similar. However, I'm not sure if you'll get OnTimer
events while other code is processing. I haven't used the Timer features
myself.
Jay
> I would like to show the status when a process is running on the
> form. I do that now in the Access status bar, but that can be turned
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> Thanks,
> Arep
albert.repasky@bnymellon.com - 30 Jun 2008 13:55 GMT
> Put a label (I'll call it StatusLabel) on the form and set it's Visible
> property to false. When you start your process, set StatuLabel.Caption =
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Jay,
I have already tried that, so I tried that and it still did not work.
I thought that would work. So I have the status in the status bar on
the bottom of the page, so I will have to go with that. It is not
that important.
Arep