Incorrect closing of the Split arrangement feature
Hi, I often refer to other parts of my document, and for that I enjoy using the Split view feature, to see different parts of my document at once. This feature has a clever function, which automatically chooses which one of the views to close, and which one to expand, based on which was last interacted with. Issue is, this feature works the other way around, always closing the window which I was working in, forcing me to find that place again by scrolling. I tried looking around the internet and I believe this is a bug (with a rather simple solution). If it could be fixed, I'd be grateful, thanks.
Newest Office365 word update damages tables
In newest Office365 Word table (one column) in table (many columns) with fixed width does not work. It works as "Adjust by content" even if I enforce fixed width. If document was correct, and you open with a new Word and save it - document becomes damaged. If you open with old word - it opens and saves as expected. Problem is that all Office365 became updated this week, and we can not fid how to revert to old version. This is critical issue - all words templates becomes damaged after saving. Is there any workaround to fix this issue?An obscure (low-severity) bug involving AutoKeys, MouseMove and RunCommand
Setup 1. Create a new database. 2. Create a new module with the following content: Function myPaste() DoCmd.RunCommand acCmdPaste End Function and save it as "Module1". 3. Create a new macro with the following content: Submacro: ^b RunCode =myPaste() and save it as "AutoKeys". 4. Create a new Form with - a text box "Text0" and - a button "myButton" and save it as "Form1". 5. Add two event handlers ([Event Procedure]) to myButton with the following code: Private Sub myButton_Click() Text0.SetFocus DoCmd.OpenForm "Form2" End Sub Private Sub myButton_MouseMove(Button As Integer, Shift As Integer, X As Single, Y As Single) ' Deliberately empty End Sub 6. Create a new Form with - a text box "Text0" and save it as "Form2". Repro Copy text into the clipboard (for example, the word "test"). Open Form1. Click on the button. Don't do anything after clicking the button. In particular, do not move the mouse for a few seconds (so that it still hovers over the space where the button was while the new form opens). Hit Ctrl-b Expected result Text0 in Form2 now contains the content of the clipboard. Actual result Text0 in Form1 now contains the content of the clipboard. Notes This bug is more of a curiosity than a real problem. It can be reproduced with the current channel of Microsoft 365 (v2409, 18025.20160) and with various older versions of 365, but not with Access 2007, so it was probably introduced at some time during the last 17 years. There are more important bugs to fix in Access, so it's probably not worth investing more time in it, but I still felt the need to document this issue. On workaround to prevent the bug from happening is to add an (empty) KeyDown handler to either Text0 in Form2 or, after enabling Key Preview, to Form2 itself. The MouseMove event handler on the button is required to reproduce the bug. We discovered this issue because our applications use a "Ctrl-v" AutoKey that sanitizes the clipboard (replace tabs with spaces, remove unprintable characters, replace line breaks with spaces if the target is a single-line textbox) before executing the paste operation. One might assume that Text0.SetFocus is part of the problem, but it isn't. It just helps to demonstrate the issue. If you remove it, Access will try to paste the text on the button in Form1 instead of the text box in Form2.
Remove space after Chapter number in ToC and Navigation Headings
I define a "Multilevel list" for automatic chapter numbering that does not follow the number with a space, like this: That setting does apply to Heading 1 text, but it is not incorporated into the Table of Contents or Navigation Headings: As shown in the following screenshot (yellow highlighting), both of those still insert a space after the Chapter number: How can I get at least the ToC to not insert a space after the Chapter number? Ideally how can I get the Navigation pane to respect the setting also?
MS Office 365 ProPlus - Excell: Scroll Bug.
Hi there. As i was creating my University Lectures Schedule, i noticed a Bug that happens when you're inside a Cell with Edit Mode; if it happens that you've changed some content text, and attempt to Scroll in the Sheet either by Clicking the Scroll Bar, or using the Mouse Wheel, then the content of the Cell will return back to its previous text for like 200ms, and then return back to normal. I've included a video recording of the bug with this message for you to check. Product Info.: Microsoft Office 365 ProPlus - Excell, Version 1808 (Build 10730.20127), 32-bit. on: Windows 10 Home.
