Hi Terence,

Whenever I have a form that is acting in an unusual fashion I make sure the form
itself is not corrupted.

To fix a corrupted form is usually very easy. In the database window I click on
the form, hold down the Ctl key and drag and drop it. That creates a copy of
the form. I then delete the original form and rename the copy to the original
name.

Of course it always pays to make a copy of your database before you do this.

Best Regards,
Pat
http://gainingaccess.net/


--- In MS_Access_Professionals@yahoogroups.com, "buffalome90210"
<buffalome90210@...> wrote:
>
> I have been playiong with them a bit, and reading about somne of the
mysterious quirks.
>
> I have gotten around all the issues I had/have so nothing is eminant.
>
> The two questions I have remaining are:
>
> 1. I was able to toggle (programatically) the filter off via Me.filter
NO.....But have not been able to re-0establish the filter....Turn it back on, OR
rest the entire form to its load state....any Ideas.
>
> 2. The strange manifestation I saw on the split form, I ralize and accept that
their are quirks, and that my filters may be a bit odd...BUT, I still don't
understand, not accept, that a filtered Split form should have the ability to
make the controls in the form portion "NON Visible" ?...That I fail to
understand..how..why..under any circumstances it should occur.
>
> Terence
>