MS Access 2016 Debugging
I upgraded my laptop to I7 with windows 10 pre-loaded. I also downloaded Office 365 with MS Access. No problem in this part of the upgrade.
However, if I start up MS Access, open some code the F8 (Sigle step through the code) and F5 (Runt the code to the end) does not work (In MSaccess debug)
I did change the Options in MS Access, Current Database, 'Use Access Special Keys', without success.
If I now press F8, i brings up a Windows Screen Management option. I am at a loss as I do not know how to switch the Windows shortcut for F8 off.
Is there an Expert that can assist? Much appreciated. . . . . .
However, if I start up MS Access, open some code the F8 (Sigle step through the code) and F5 (Runt the code to the end) does not work (In MSaccess debug)
I did change the Options in MS Access, Current Database, 'Use Access Special Keys', without success.
If I now press F8, i brings up a Windows Screen Management option. I am at a loss as I do not know how to switch the Windows shortcut for F8 off.
Is there an Expert that can assist? Much appreciated. . . . . .
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To Pat Hartman
Thanks for your reply, my answers to your questions:
1) No Timer events active
2) No other code trapping keystrokes
3)The problem only exit on the new i7 laptop. if i work on my previous laptop the problem does not occur. . .
Thanks for your reply, my answers to your questions:
1) No Timer events active
2) No other code trapping keystrokes
3)The problem only exit on the new i7 laptop. if i work on my previous laptop the problem does not occur. . .
Unless you have a burning desire for O2016, try uninstalling it and downloading O2013.
Are you using the 32-bit version of Office? You should be. Even MS recommends sticking with 32-bit unless you have a need for opening humongous spreadsheets. Otherwise nothing in O2016 is different and it will only be incompatible with older versions - especially Access.
Are you using the 32-bit version of Office? You should be. Even MS recommends sticking with 32-bit unless you have a need for opening humongous spreadsheets. Otherwise nothing in O2016 is different and it will only be incompatible with older versions - especially Access.
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Thanks for the help!
you're welcome ~ happy to help
2. Do you have other code in the form that is trapping keystrokes?
3. Does the problem exist for databases that worked correctly on other systems?