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Add a "timer" for starting and stoping of regular tasks until end-of-day. Access 2007

Asked by verpit in Access Architecture/Design, Microsoft Access Database, Access Forms

How can I add a timer for starting and stopping of regular tasks until the end of the day.
Timer for any given task would start over the next day.

Also mbizup zip did such a fantastic job here http://www.experts-exchange.com/Microsoft/Development/MS_Access/Access_Architecture-Design/Q_23520398.html#a21889080, that I needed to accept the answer and move on.

mbizup knows what I am really trying to accomplish. I was not quite able to resolve the problem with the add button in the form but would really prefer to have the enter key perform the same function. I know this is two questions. Sorry :(

If either gets answered, I'll accept and re-post the other.Start Free Trial

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Add a "timer" for starting and stoping of regular tasks until end-of-day. Access 2007

Asked by verpit in Access Architecture/Design, Microsoft Access Database, Access Forms

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