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I have an Access 2003 form that I put a text box on to capture comments. The box is 7&quot; long and 1.5&quot; high, but I can only enter 50 characters into the box and then it won't accept any more. I scrolled through the properties, said it could grow, shrink, scroll bars, etc, but nothing I do will allow me to enter more than 50 characters.<br />
HELP...<br />
thx experts,<br />
-Bob
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I have an Access 2003 form that I put a text box on to capture comments. The box is 7" long and 1.5" high, but I can only enter 50 characters into the box and then it won't accept any more. I scrolled through the properties, said it could grow, shrink, scroll bars, etc, but nothing I do will allow me to enter more than 50 characters.
HELP...
thx experts,
-Bob

aCCESS 2003 Text field only allows 50 characters

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