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    kris335 is offline Novice
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    cursor in a blank form

    I have my tab order set up, but I still don't have my cursor automatically going to the first designated blank text box on a new form. How do I do that? And would it be in the properties for that particular text box or the whole page, and what event do I use?



    Thanks for your help.

    Kristy
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    Try:
    Me.TextBoxName.SetFocus

    in the On Current event of the form.
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    Bob Fitzpatrick

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    Well, that was awesome!! It works! Thanks so much!

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    Quote Originally Posted by kris335 View Post
    Well, that was awesome!! It works! Thanks so much!
    You're welcome. Glad to help.
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