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Errata for Access Cookbook

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Version	Location	Description	Submitted by	Date submitted
Printed	Page xxv #2, Top section; also 2nd section, end 2nd paragraph	"follow the steps in Section P5.2". Sections are not labeled in this manner. What is Section 5.2? The problem is repeated 2 paragraphs below. Follow the steps in Section P.5.6. In the next sentence, reference to Section P.5.2. In other words, where is the section numbers in the text?	Anonymous
Printed	Page xxvii bottom	The web page reference for this book should be http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/accesscook2/ The number "2" is missing from the second edition.	Anonymous
Printed	Page xxv #2, Top section; also 2nd section, end 2nd paragraph	"follow the steps in Section P5.2". Sections are not labeled in this manner. What is Section 5.2? The problem is repeated 2 paragraphs below. Follow the steps in Section P.5.6. In the next sentence, reference to Section P.5.2. In other words, where is the section numbers in the text?	Anonymous	May 30, 2008
Printed	Page 83 acbHandleKeys function	The acbHandleKeys function may incorrectly set the cmdNew button to be enabled. If the form does not allow additions, it should not enable the button. To reproduce, change the form's allowAdditions property to false, and then edit a record. The cmdNew button will become active. The solution is simple, just check frm.AllowAdditions. Change: If Not fEnabled And frm.Dirty Then to: If Not fEnabled And frm.Dirty And frm.AllowAdditions Then I am not sure if the recordset needs to be checked for AllowUpdate or not, but I don't like the idea doing all that for every key press...	David Morton	Jul 22, 2009
Printed	Page 285pp	I get "FillObjectList" may not be a valid setting for the RowSourceType property. or there was a compile error in the function	doogier1	Sep 02, 2009