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VBA code to change label text colour

Asked by delic8te in Microsoft Access Database, Access Forms

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Hello!
I would like to know how I can change the font colour of a label when a check box control is 'checked'/'ticked' in Microsoft Access 2003. The user selects a records from a combo box, clicks on the check box, the label of the check box changes colour. When you then move to look at a new record from the combo box the label of teh check box should return to its original colour....any ideas???
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