Background
Total Access Memo lets you add rich text format (RTF) memos to Microsoft Access with sophisticated editing and spell checking.
Question
Why doesn't Total Access Memo observe its "locked" property?
Answer
When setting the Locked property of Total Access Memo in code, you must make sure you use the .Object syntax. For example suppose you have a control named tamDemo. The following code does not set the property:
tamDemo.Locked = True
This code must be changed to:
tamDemo.Object.Locked = True
This is because Access has a locked property that conflicts with Total Access Memo. This is an issue for any custom control that provides a locked property.
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