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for problem 1 experiment with the form_queryunload event

for problem 2 how about creating your own cursor which just happens to be
all transparent...this would be much better than messing around with the
system configurations.

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Problem 1 :

     Check out the QueryUnload Event on the Form.

Problem 2 :

     Not too sure what you're after here.
     If you want to use TextBoxes, you're going to a get a cursor, like it
     or not, simply because that what Windows TextBoxes do.  You could try
     Disabling the Frames that the TextBoxes appear in - I think that
     might do the trick.  Out of curiousity, what's wrong with the .Locked
     property?  It would allow you the flexibility to 'unlock' the fields
     for some Users and not for others.

HTH,
    Phill  W.



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Problem 1 :
<blockquote>Check out the <b><font size=-1>QueryUnload</font></b> Event
on the Form.</blockquote>
Problem 2 :
<blockquote>Not too sure what you're after here.
<br>If you want to use TextBoxes, you're <i>going </i>to a get a cursor,
like it or not, simply because that what Windows TextBoxes do.&nbsp; You
could try Disabling the Frames that the TextBoxes appear in - I think that
might do the trick.&nbsp; Out of curiousity, what's wrong with the <b><font size=-1>.Locked</font></b>
property?&nbsp; It would allow you the flexibility to 'unlock' the fields
for some Users and not for others.</blockquote>
HTH,
<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Phill&nbsp; W.
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First of all , to everyone who replied : thank you ! You have helped me =
a lot ...

Second , to Phillip : the idea in Problem 2 was to have some sort of =
info screen , with a whole bunch of textboxes and labels . I didn't want =
to see a cursor in any of them ... I don't like using the .Locked =
property , because you can still place a cursor inside them , and select =
text . In my opinion , it gives the impression that these textboxes can =
be altered some way or other .

I solves it like this ( read this somewhere else in this NG , not sure =
where - thanks to whoever wrote this ) :

Private Sub txtTextBox_GotFocus()
  cmdCommandButton.SetFocus
End Sub

With the cmdCommandButton the close button on my form .

Princess Morgiah
    Phillip Ward wrote in message <37D4E190.747A36E5@tesco.net>...
    Problem 1 :=20
        Check out the QueryUnload Event on the Form.
    Problem 2 :=20
        Not too sure what you're after here.=20
        If you want to use TextBoxes, you're going to a get a cursor, =
like it or not, simply because that what Windows TextBoxes do.  You =
could try Disabling the Frames that the TextBoxes appear in - I think =
that might do the trick.  Out of curiousity, what's wrong with the =
.Locked property?  It would allow you the flexibility to 'unlock' the =
fields for some Users and not for others.
    HTH,=20
        Phill  W.=20
     =20
     =20

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where - thanks to whoever wrote this ) :</DIV>
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cmdCommandButton.SetFocus<BR>End Sub</DIV>
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<DIV>With the cmdCommandButton the close button on my form .</DIV>
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<DIV>Princess Morgiah</DIV>
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    <DIV>Phillip Ward<PHILLIP.WARD@TESCO.NET> wrote in message &lt;<A=20
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        on the Form.</BLOCKQUOTE>Problem 2 :=20
    <BLOCKQUOTE>Not too sure what you're after here. <BR>If you want to =
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        TextBoxes, you're <I>going </I>to a get a cursor, like it or =
not, simply=20
        because that what Windows TextBoxes do.&nbsp; You could try =
Disabling=20
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the=20
        trick.&nbsp; Out of curiousity, what's wrong with the <B><FONT=20
        size=3D-1>.Locked</FONT></B> property?&nbsp; It would allow you =
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    others.</BLOCKQUOTE>HTH, <BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Phill&nbsp; W. =
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