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Since upgrading to Access 2003 I am vexed that the cursor switches from the hourglass back to the normal select pointer even before my query/macro has completed. &nbsp;The progress meter does continue to show, but it is frustrating that I can't move on as soon as the cursor indication changes.<br />
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Anyone know of a setting I can change to cure this? &nbsp;Thanks!
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Since upgrading to Access 2003 I am vexed that the cursor switches from the hourglass back to the normal select pointer even before my query/macro has completed.  The progress meter does continue to show, but it is frustrating that I can't move on as soon as the cursor indication changes.

Anyone know of a setting I can change to cure this?  Thanks!

Hourglass disappears before MS Access query has completed

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