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Hate to say this, but ... you will really need to email Peter on this ... and he usually does respond. &nbsp;As you've probably noticed, that code is quite complex ...<br />
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I already sent him an email. Feeling a little anxious because I've committed to this approach by now, and need to have some basic functionality by COB tomorrow.<br />

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Interesting: When I took the two subforms and opened them as separate forms (with no other changes), the drop control was corectly identified.
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Peter is in Los Angeles CA ... and I do know he is very busy. But, should respond.<br />
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I glad that Peter did get back to you. Cool!<br />
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Yes ... the price for any of his apps is inconsequential ... 
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I have just started working with the Drag-N-Dropper package from Peters Software (pretty amazing stuff. BTW).<br />
I am trying to drag a record from one continuous subform to a field on another continuous subform, both of which are on the same form. Everything seems to be working OK, except that the “Drop Control” is not being found. Actually what happens is the process defaults to the last control on the continuous subform, rather than the actual control the 'MouseUp' is being executed over. I am hoping someone may have some hints on why this might be. Any help offered would be most appreciated.<br />
I am working in Access 2007.<br />
Thanks,<br />
Tod
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I have just started working with the Drag-N-Dropper package from Peters Software (pretty amazing stuff. BTW).
I am trying to drag a record from one continuous subform to a field on another continuous subform, both of which are on the same form. Everything seems to be working OK, except that the “Drop Control” is not being found. Actually what happens is the process defaults to the last control on the continuous subform, rather than the actual control the 'MouseUp' is being executed over. I am hoping someone may have some hints on why this might be. Any help offered would be most appreciated.
I am working in Access 2007.
Thanks,
Tod

Problem with Drag-N-Dropper - Drop Control not found

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