Control keystrokes ?

From: Art (anonymous_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 03/16/04 

Date: Tue, 16 Mar 2004 10:11:21 -0800

Hi Rob,
    Microsoft Access 2000 Power Programming by F Scott
Barker published by SAMS, page 332 describes how to do
this and provides the code. A library might have this but
it is a really good book to own.

Hope This Helps
>-----Original Message-----
>I am using a Continuous view form, some attributes
described below...
>
>The detail section of the form contains 1 row of twelve
boxes representing
>months. Assume there are 5 rows of data in the
underlying query (using
>bound form). If the cursor is on row 2 month 5, if I
press the right arrow
>key, the cursor moves one textbox to the right, likewise,
if I press the
>left arrow key, the cursor moves one textbox to the
left. However,
>pressing the Up arrow key moves the cursor one textbox to
the left, and
>pressing the Down arrow key moves the cursor one textbox
to the right. I
>understand why it works this way (this is a database, not
a spread***),
>however, is there a way to program the cursor to move Up
one row or Down one
>row ?
>
>Thanks !
>
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