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05.10.2005 at 04:41PM PDT, ID: 21419757
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Calling the Ojbects in a Frame Container

Asked by RDWaibel in Microsoft Access Database

Tags: container, frame, nothing

Here is the Question/issue:
I have a form with two Frames (frmMain, fraLead, fraTour).  What I am wanting to be able to do here is only affect those controls on one of the frames. I tried teh following:

Private sub LockDownFrame(fra as frame)
  Dim ctl as control
  For each ctl in fra.container
    ctl.enabled = false
  next ctl
  set ctl = nothing
end sub

Now, this code WILL disable ALL of my controls, Not just the ones on the frame.

Ideas???

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