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    Resolved [RESOLVED] Capture Navigation Events

    How can you capture the navigation events on an access form

    for each record i need to check if a value is yes or no and based on this show/hide a button.....

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    Re: Capture Navigation Events

    Depending on what you want to do, you could use the Form_Current procedure which fires everytime
    the record navigation buttons are clicked. Also, there is an Form_BeforeUpdate event you could
    use if your trying to validate before an update is to occur.
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