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On Mouse Move, On Mouse OUT.
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Ms-Access - Vba.
As you know, in the event On Mouse Move it is possible to trigger something.
I have an specific case where I need that when the mouse Move on a Control (Combo) another form is open, the form get the focus and the mouse is now on the new open form. I can do that, very easy.
However, how can I simulate a On Mouse OUT event? So when I move the mouse Out of the new open form the form is automatically close.
It is actually behaving like a menu, where you put the mouse on a control, the menu displays. When you move the mouse out, the menu disappears.
Thank you..
Ms-Access - Vba.
As you know, in the event On Mouse Move it is possible to trigger something.
I have an specific case where I need that when the mouse Move on a Control (Combo) another form is open, the form get the focus and the mouse is now on the new open form. I can do that, very easy.
However, how can I simulate a On Mouse OUT event? So when I move the mouse Out of the new open form the form is automatically close.
It is actually behaving like a menu, where you put the mouse on a control, the menu displays. When you move the mouse out, the menu disappears.
Thank you..
Microsoft AccessVBA
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Dale Fye
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Hi Daniel...under what trigger event(s) should I put the codes?
The triggers are in the code itself. The calling form's Detail Mouse_Move and the control's MouseMove.
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Ok. I will try.
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ok.. I will check..
Instead of using another form, you might want to consider using a shortcut menu.
You can use the Access Shortcut Tool to design custom shortcut menus which you can either assign to the ShortcutMenuBar property of a control (would require right click in the control) or can popup during the MouseMove event, something like:
You can use the Access Shortcut Tool to design custom shortcut menus which you can either assign to the ShortcutMenuBar property of a control (would require right click in the control) or can popup during the MouseMove event, something like:
Private Sub YourControlName_MouseMove(Button As Integer, Shift As Integer, X As Single, Y As Single)
Commandbars("yourCustomMenu").showpopup
End Sub