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Scrolling a text box on a form using VBA

Asked by PeteyBgood in Access Forms, Access Architecture/Design

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The TextBox control in an MS Access form can have a scrollbar but does not recognize the mouse wheel for scrolling. I would like to scroll with the ctl-Up/ctl-Down keys, but can't find anything in the object members related to this. The solution is probably obvious, but most of my prior experience has been with assembly language.Start Free Trial
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Zones: Access Forms, Access Architecture/Design
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