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It's hard to tell what you are trying to do the way you have the onClick function assigned to both foods items, wherein you move both food items when either is clicked. I tried your revised code and as is, it left me confused as to where things should go anyways. So I made it so that off the plate the items sit across the top, and they drop down to be on the plate. In the code you show     

Group: macromedia.flash.actionscript3 · Group Profile · Search for Scorebox in macromedia.flash.actionscript3
Author: NedWebs
Date: Apr 21, 2008 12:04

That worked! Now, I have another problem I can't seem to figure out--when I add another food, berries, all it is doing is moving the pancakes and not itself! Here is the revised coding: package { //import any class being used by this package import flash.display.MovieClip; import flash.text.TextField; import flash.text.TextFormat; import flash.events.MouseEvent; public
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The way you worded your posting, the only thing that you seemed to be having a problem with was getting pancakes to work properly. You don't need to create a new class, you just need to locate the TextField child that was added, which is easiest done just after that event... //Create a score field for the pancakes. var gameScoreField:TextField = new TextField(); //Show the score     

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Author: akittymom
Date: Apr 21, 2008 11:24

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I did read that, but wasn't sure how someone would store multiple answers in a single record. Though I'm not experienced anough with access to know how. My table has 10 questions in 10 seperate records from a single table. Is their another way of doing it with that kind of setup?. Maybe I can have each segment appear each time the record is advanced. It is a permantly fixed based number     

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Author: NedWebs
Date: Apr 16, 2008 10:25

no, it's not worth having it turned on, IMO. unfortunately, in A2000 (and A2003, AFAIK), it's turned on automatically in every new database that's created, and the setting is database-specific. so you have to turn it off manually (or programmatically) in each database that you create. as for what it was intended to do originally, i don't really know the details; suffice it to say that any value
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Thanks Tina, yes indeed, i have searched thoroughly, I even imported the elements into a new clean database, but still it gave the problem. I concluded that the form itself was corrupt, rebuilt it from new, and the problem went away. This Autocorrect feature, if it's going to cause that level of grief, is it worth having turned on?, what does it autocorrect? "tina" wrote: > if you've     

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Author: Oswald Glinkmeyer
Date: Feb 22, 2007 04:00

if you've searched thoroughly, and can't find the offending character anywhere in a form or control event, or in the VBA module; then (if you're using A2000 or newer) did you turn OFF the Name Autocorrect option when you created this database? if not, that *may* be the culprit. try creating a new, blank database and immediately turning off the Name Autocorrect option from Tools | Options | General
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Efandango, Maybe I have misinterpreted. I thought the Scorebox was a textbox where the cumulative score is displayed. In other words, it increases by 1 for each correct response. So therefore it will show the total number of correct responses. It now appears that there may be one scorebox for each record, and shows 1 for correct for only that response? It sounds like, from a user     

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Author: efandango
Date: Feb 1, 2007 06:34

Efandango, Maybe I have misinterpreted. I thought the Scorebox was a textbox where the cumulative score is displayed. In other words, it increases by 1 for each correct response. So therefore it will show the total number of correct responses. It now appears that there may be one scorebox for each record, and shows 1 for correct for only that response? It sounds like, from a user
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Author: tina
Date: Jan 29, 2007 18:50

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Author: efandango
Date: Jan 29, 2007 12:51

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Author: tina
Date: Jan 27, 2007 20:08

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Author: Steve Schapel
Date: Jan 27, 2007 10:50

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Author: Steve Schapel
Date: Jan 27, 2007 10:50

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