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Using the mousehook from Lebans.com in an access project

Asked by TomDuCrosbie in Microsoft Access Database

Tags: mousehook, access

Ok, I've downloaded mousehook from http://www.lebans.com/mousewheelonoff.htm and have sucessfully gotten it to work on a small stand alone access database, with a couple of users, by putting the dll in the same folder as the database. I'd like to use it in a larger app I have set up as a SQL server backend and Access Project front end.

I can't seem to get it to work. I put the code in the OnLoad event of the first form that opens, so it disables the wheel right away. However when the form is loaded is comes up with an error the dll can't be found. I've put the dll in the same folder as the front end.

Has anyone used the mousehook in this manner before, that might be able to shed some light on my situation?

Thanks
Tom

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Using the mousehook from Lebans.com in an access project

Asked by TomDuCrosbie in Microsoft Access Database

Tags: mousehook, access

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