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Is this a message created by your application code, or is it one generated by the system? Somehow your form is getting "dirtied" when you try to apply a filter. What's the code behind one of the filter buttons?
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On Mar 26, 2014, at 3:38 AM, desertscroller@cox.net wrote:
Hi All, Not sure I can explain what is happening but here goes. I have developed an application using Access 2010 that will run on Windows 8.1 and Windows 7. The issue comes when the application is installed on a Windows 7 system. The application is split. Front-end on the user's machine and the back-end is located on a network server. The users can log into the application will no issues and activate the main dialog. On the main form are several command buttons of which 3 buttons activate the Taxpayer screen. Each button applies a different filter. When the Taxpayer screen is loading a message appears asking the user if he want to update the record. This same message appears when the screen is closed. In both cases nothing has changed. My idea is that the network connection is causing the issue. Reason for this assumption is when the application is executed total from a single machine no issues occur. Am I missing something or are there an suggestions for further investigation. I will be going back to the user's site on Thursday and try the assumption on one of the user's system. Any other suggestions to try would be greatly appreciated.
Rod
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