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Make sure you have 'Use ACcess Special Keys' selected in the Access options for the Current Database.
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Make sure you have 'Use ACcess Special Keys' selected in the Access options for the Current Database.

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&quot;2) Compact the code&quot;<br />
I suspect you meant do a Compact and Repair on the db ...<br />
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mx
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"2) Compact the code"
I suspect you meant do a Compact and Repair on the db ...

mx

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Thanks for the procedure. &nbsp;The problem went away after fixing the other question on 'Problem with Command Bars'.<br />
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As always, your help, mand then others who contributed, was invaluable.<br />
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CRB
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Thanks for the procedure.  The problem went away after fixing the other question on 'Problem with Command Bars'.

As always, your help, mand then others who contributed, was invaluable.

CRB

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You mean the Reference issue ....?<br />
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mx
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mx,<br />
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Yes, sorry. &nbsp;I think I need a brain transplant.<br />
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crb
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mx,

Yes, sorry.  I think I need a brain transplant.

crb

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When I run the attached Sub with a breakpoint on i = 1, it displays both messages but doesn't stop on the breakpoint or the Stop statement.<br />
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Any clues?<br />
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Thanks in advance.<br />

<pre><code id="code-8230678">Sub Test()

   Dim i As Integer
   
   MsgBox &quot;Test Message 1&quot;
   i = 1
   Stop
   MsgBox &quot;Test Message 2&quot;
     
End Sub</code></pre>
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When I run the attached Sub with a breakpoint on i = 1, it displays both messages but doesn't stop on the breakpoint or the Stop statement.

Any clues?

Thanks in advance.

Problem with Stop and Breakpoints

Microsoft Access is a rapid application development (RAD) relational database tool. Access can be used for both desktop and web-based applications, and uses VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) as its coding language.