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    sergran is offline Competent Performer
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    Completamento automatico

    Hello, I found on the internet a procedure for the automatic word completion within a combobox. First of all I report the code useful to other users




    Enclosed is the dbNuovo Microsoft Office Access 2007 Database.zipIt gives me errors when opening the form, and then asks me to declare a variable ... could you give me some help?
    thanks

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    Two things:

    • Windows reports the ZIP file you attached to be empty!
    • 'automatic word completion within a combobox' is called having the Combobox AutoExpand Property set to Yes/True, which is the default setting! It requires no code!
    The problem with making anything foolproof...is that fools are so darn ingenious!

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    sergran is offline Competent Performer
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    Hello, you should use winrar.
    I would need that as I type text into a textbox, the words have been completed
    thanks

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    sergran is offline Competent Performer
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    Hello, I would find a db to get the word completion as you type
    I am attaching so that it may be useful to other users. Even if the file has the zip extension, you should rename it to rar winzip to open it because unfortunately I do not have .....


    Now I sevirebbbe that with the space key on the keyboard, the switch came at the end of the word (this is the time I get with the End key on the keyboard) and went to the head.


    thank you
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