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Expert could have been a bit more gracious and &nbsp;given more background -- novices may not benefit from the answer as given.
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Expert could have been a bit more gracious and  given more background -- novices may not benefit from the answer as given.

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bcreen,<br />
Thanks for the grade.<br />
:)<br />
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There is really not that much more info that could have been given.<br />
:(<br />
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This is a common &quot;Novice&quot; question about controls on continuous forms.<br />
Basically the controls will be the same for all records.<br />
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Is there something more specific you needed?<br />
<br />
Let me know<br />
:)<br />
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JeffCoachman
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bcreen,
Thanks for the grade.
:)

There is really not that much more info that could have been given.
:(

This is a common "Novice" question about controls on continuous forms.
Basically the controls will be the same for all records.

Is there something more specific you needed?

Let me know
:)

JeffCoachman

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Microsofts UNbound slider control doesn't work on continuous forms, because it is not a bound control. &nbsp;I saw one recommendation for a workaround, using text boxes, on this forum. &nbsp;However, Google-ing hasn't turned up any 3rd party &quot;for sale&quot; add-ons or activeX controls that I could purchase. &nbsp;Does anyone know of any Slider Controls (bound) that are available for sale -- or better yet -- free ?
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Microsofts UNbound slider control doesn't work on continuous forms, because it is not a bound control.  I saw one recommendation for a workaround, using text boxes, on this forum.  However, Google-ing hasn't turned up any 3rd party "for sale" add-ons or activeX controls that I could purchase.  Does anyone know of any Slider Controls (bound) that are available for sale -- or better yet -- free ?

Does a 3rd party BOUND slider-control exist out there in the marketplace?

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