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  • John
    #1

    Button info not showing

    I have several buttons that show their button info when you move over them
    with your mouse. I addes 3 new buttons and added button info but for them
    the info doesn't show up. The settings seems to be the same as the other
    buttons. Any idea what's going on here?
    Thanks,
    john


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    • bhipwell via AccessMonster.com
      #2
      Re: Button info not showing

      First double check that the visible properties are set to yes, which I am
      sure you have already. Second, make sure that the info tags aren't "covered"
      by another object. In some cases, if you have added an image, another test
      box, etc., the newest object you add will cover previous additions. Finally,
      make sure you don't have any VBA code that may conflict with a visible
      property. Simple steps, hopefully a start.

      B

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        • Larry Linson
          #3
          Re: Button info not showing

          "John" <jo@hn.comwro te
          I have several buttons that show their button info
          when you move over them with your mouse. I addes
          3 new buttons and added button info but for them
          the info doesn't show up. The settings seems to be
          the same as the other buttons. Any idea what's
          going on here?
          What "button info" are you talking about: the Caption, an associated Label
          Control, a Smart Tag, or the Control Tip property? Please clarify.

          Larry Linson
          Microsoft Access MVP



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            • John
              #4
              Re: Button info not showing

              Thanks! After having moved the group area (where the buttons reside) to the
              background, it works.
              john

              "bhipwell via AccessMonster.c om" <u30281@uweschr eef in bericht
              news:6e687b7261 219@uwe...
              First double check that the visible properties are set to yes, which I am
              sure you have already. Second, make sure that the info tags aren't
              "covered"
              by another object. In some cases, if you have added an image, another
              test
              box, etc., the newest object you add will cover previous additions.
              Finally,
              make sure you don't have any VBA code that may conflict with a visible
              property. Simple steps, hopefully a start.
              >
              B
              >
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              Message posted via AccessMonster.c om
              http://www.accessmonster.com/Uwe/Forums.aspx/databases-ms-access/200702/1

              >

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                • John
                  #5
                  Re: Button info not showing

                  I have the Dutch version of Access. It says 'knop info' (button info), which
                  I think is the Control Tip Property.
                  john

                  "Larry Linson" <bouncer@localh ost.notschreef in bericht
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                  "John" <jo@hn.comwro te
                  >
                  I have several buttons that show their button info
                  when you move over them with your mouse. I addes
                  3 new buttons and added button info but for them
                  the info doesn't show up. The settings seems to be
                  the same as the other buttons. Any idea what's
                  going on here?
                  >
                  What "button info" are you talking about: the Caption, an associated Label
                  Control, a Smart Tag, or the Control Tip property? Please clarify.
                  >
                  Larry Linson
                  Microsoft Access MVP
                  >
                  >
                  >

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