Thanks for the response. However, I put this in a VBScript file but it gives the following error message:
Object required: "Screen"
The file name is "Hourglass. vbs" and has the following code.
Screen.Mousepoi nter = vbHourglass
for I= 1 to 10000
i = i + 1
next
Screen.Mousepoi nter = vbDefault
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alanpike
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change cursor to an hourglass when a VBscript runs
When a vbscript runs, is it possible to change the cursor to an hourglass until the script has completed running? Please reference the following simple script:
(change cursor to hourglass here)
For I = 0 to 1000000
I = I + 1
Next
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Thanks for the reply... this sounds promising. Can this code be initiated from outlook? Maybe a button or something that the user could initiate the event from within the email message? If so, any suggestion would be appreciated.
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Thank you for your prompt response. It is greatly appreciated. Guess I'll need to find another way to do this. Thanks again.Leave a comment:
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MS Access2000 2-way communication with MS Outlook
Using SendObject in an Access2000 macro, I can send a report as an email attachment to MS Outlook. I would like the capability to have the person reading the attached email report to somehow communicate (from the open outlook message...a button or something) their approval or rejection of the email which initiates another macro in Access2000. Is this possible and if so, where can I find some info concerning this type of automation? -
Thank you for you help. This worked great. Sorry it took so long to get back to you. Thanks again.Leave a comment:
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need validation rule for monthly period (mm/yy) on textbox control
MS Access 2000... I have a textbox control on a form that requires a validation rule that will check for valid monthly periods to be entered. Example... allowable values for March 2006 would be 03/06 or 3/06 or 03/2006 or 3/2006. I have thought of using the left, right, & instr functions but am not having much luck. The control must remain a textbox. The form name is "AlsForm" and the textbox controls name is "AlsText1". Any...
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