Recent content by hlewton

Thank you. I just recently heard about that using the Shift in a post above. That is good information.

Thanks for that information.

Thank you and I think I already have that trusted folder, at least I believe it is trusted because having to open a modified database twice so far has never happened in that folder. I just looked up the definition of a trusted folder, and though I don't specifically remember when I may have...

Thank you for that answer. I usually try it from my documents folder because it never comes to me in the Downloads folder since they are sent by email. The reason I try it first in the Documents folder is in case there is a problem, the file of the same name in my Access folder remains...

A while back, when trying to make a change in my Access database, which this thread is about, I discovered that if someone outside of me made any change to the program and then emailed me that change I had to: 1. I first had to open the file 2. Close it and reopen it again 3. Then open the...

Thank you LarryE for everything. I really do appreciate it.

I was not selective at all. Oh maybe a little bit, I eventually eliminated horror films. Other than that, if they came out on the media at the time, I watched it. Glad the media became DVDs, they sure last longer than VHS tapes. I have close to 80 of them alone. I like comedy sitcoms but enjoy...

I would hate to even give you the number I have.

Thank you for this reply. Please let me mention this. First I did read your link above, I read it before I made my first post but I do appreciate your suggestion. Only thing I would like to say is, I did not get an email notice of any post in whatever forum this is. That is why I am so late in...

I have come to find out that Microsoft did, although very subtlety, show us when the User Control Wizard is active or ON and when it is not active or OFF. If you look at the attachment in post #28, take note it is inactive or off and then compare that to the attachment in post #36, you will see...

Yes, so I don't have to watch them again. Between it and those I have saved, I have a very complete list of movies I have watched over the last 25 years or so. That is actually what started this whole thing about me revisiting my database design. I had forgotten how to design that control button...

They are Movies I have watched and choose not to save for any future viewing. As you may have seen already and guessed, I created this database when DVDs were not heard of and VHS tapes were the current thing. That is why the second field on all the input forms lists Tape Number as its name. In...

I have no idea why my Microsoft 365 had not automatically updated but I just did it manually. The Use Control Wizards is still in the same place.

I have been over this type of situation before. As far as I know, everything I use is automatically updated but I do believe I can force an update. I may try that now. I believe Larry would see that I was such an amateur.

OK I just ran a quick test and you guys are correct, once that Use Control Wizard's switch is activated, it stays activated even after closing Access and then reopening it. Also, even after opening an entirely different database. I really was confusing it.