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On Open or OnLoad of either the start form or Splash form.<br />
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I would stick with the Splash form as that is what is being timed by the progress meter I'm assuming.<br />
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Jim.
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On Open or OnLoad of either the start form or Splash form.

I would stick with the Splash form as that is what is being timed by the progress meter I'm assuming.

Jim.

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You should be careful with this, Users hate splashforms, indeed if they have wait a full minute for it to go away.<br />
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/gustav
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You should be careful with this, Users hate splashforms, indeed if they have wait a full minute for it to go away.

/gustav

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It worked very well like I wanted!!!!<br />
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Thank you so much<br />
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Regards<br />
<br />
Chris
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It worked very well like I wanted!!!!

Thank you so much

Regards

Chris

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Having sorted out the progress meter, is there an event under a form which can be used to run or call my progress meter at splash form level? Below is the arrangement of my splash form<br />
(1) &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;The start form opens the splash form<br />
(2) &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;The splash form takes about 1 minute ( here it uses a timer) before it opens the switchboard and finally closes itself<br />
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Now I want to use my progress meter or run it while waiting for the splash form to close, is there an event in access forms I can use to call my splash form and archive my requirement????????<br />
<br />
Regards<br />
<br />
Chris.
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Having sorted out the progress meter, is there an event under a form which can be used to run or call my progress meter at splash form level? Below is the arrangement of my splash form
(1)	The start form opens the splash form
(2)	The splash form takes about 1 minute ( here it uses a timer) before it opens the switchboard and finally closes itself

Now I want to use my progress meter or run it while waiting for the splash form to close, is there an event in access forms I can use to call my splash form and archive my requirement????????

Regards

Chris.

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