03-22-2010, 06:28 PM
It can be one of reasons.
Other possible reason - if Access for some reason creates some hidden window or tooltip with similar name, the macro finds that window, but that window cannot be activated. To make macros more reliable, always use class name in win.
w2=win("window name" "window class name")
QM records windows with name and class name.
Third reason - Windows foreground lock feature. For some reason it may not allow QM to activate a window. But normally it is rare.
Reason 4 - something that I don't know.
Other possible reason - if Access for some reason creates some hidden window or tooltip with similar name, the macro finds that window, but that window cannot be activated. To make macros more reliable, always use class name in win.
w2=win("window name" "window class name")
QM records windows with name and class name.
Third reason - Windows foreground lock feature. For some reason it may not allow QM to activate a window. But normally it is rare.
Reason 4 - something that I don't know.