Re: how come my memo field in access always trims the trailing spaces? acccess 97.
From: Tim Ferguson (FergusonTG_at_softhome.net)
Date: 04/17/04
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Date: Sat, 17 Apr 2004 13:14:11 -0700
"James" <See.My.Sig@The.Bottom.com> wrote in
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> thats a lot more work to use sql for every thing, is that nessisary?
It depends. To be honest, although I did not follow everything you were
saying, I think I'd use a completely different approach anyway. I just
dont' believe in using a chisel to hammer nails: the text box was never
meant to be used for formatted text.
Have you thought of something like putting the text into html and using the
shtmldoc control?-- it's one of those things that should be theoretically
possible although I haven't tried it.
> where else would i need to put sql if i deside to go that route?
I really wouldn't... If I had to I'd probably do a separate dialog to enter
the text and put it all in the cmdOK_Click event... but I don't know your
db design.
I was only trying to explain where the problem lies with controlling white
space in text boxes.
All the best
Tim F
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