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OK, been a long time since a post on here....... Working with an older app I have dealing with photos... I want to have a button that the onclick event will be the same as if you right clicked the image, picked properties, summary, advanced..... this will show the EXIF info..... Thanks!

Been trying to find some reading on this but this one is a little new to me and not sure what direction to go.... Let me explain my DB and what we are trying to do.... The App is to record job applicant information. That part is no problem, the db has been done for a couple of years and used by...

Having a problem that I could not find anything on here about... Maybe I'm looking in the wrong place.. or phrasing my question wrong...... But, have a new computer here that someone is trying to open a front end to an app I made a few years back..on Access 2002 or 2003.... Getting an error...

Having an odd problem..... Maybe I haven't worked with any of my DB's for a few months and just having a brain freeze ....but....... Have a split DB...works fine, no problems... When I open the front end and click on "Tools" "linked table Manager" there is nothing there......... The tables are...

Needed to see the users in a DB..... Tried this code.....only shows me.....Did it on Frontend ...backend.... am I missing something here??? Private Sub GenerateUserList() 'The User List Schema information requires this magic number. For anyone 'who may be interested, this number is...

Windows 7 and snapshot viewer After a quick search here I didn't see anything.... So I'll see if anyone knows.. Have a computer running Windows 7, no Access installed. I needed the person to be able to view "Snapshot" reports... Does the stand alone snapshot viewer not work with Windows 7? Or...

Didn't get much on a search of this but...Trying to stop the warnings for trusted locations.... They are sometimes simply a hassle.... I was working on a DB....put a copy on a thumbdrive to take to work...... Now I had to establish a trusted location for a folder on the "E" drive.... The hassle...

Having an odd problem with 2007 runtime. I developed an app some years back, did it in Access 2002. An early one I can tell because I used the "Switchboard" Well, I loaded this on a computer with only Runtime 2007. Crashes everytime I try to start it. Thought it might be the switchboard so...

Have a little problem I can't locate... Have a field on a report, all fields are unbound, for the sum of commisions... control is =Sum([CommissionPayable]) CommissionPayable is set to currency and decimal 2.... CommissionPayable source is rather lengthy.... CommissionPayable...

I was browsing the web for DB applications....Sorry to say I'm getting frustrated with the direction MS is taking Access... And found this... Sounds like this may blow the Hell out of the mega price of Sharepoint and allow Access on the net for smaller businesses...... Anyone more familiar with...

Hope someone has had this problem....... Had a problem with XP, did a repair... XP is working fine (as far as I can tell for now) But I had to reload office 11, and was trying to get my Access back on... I loaded 2002, works fine, when I run the 2003 upgrade it appears to be installing...

I have been doing some searching on the upcoming release of Access 2010, with web apps in mind. What I have found is alot of sidestepping on actually explaining what the total cost would be to take on such a project. I tend to be a little lost not knowing ANYTHING about sharepoint. So a question...

OK, I'm trying to work with an app in runtime 2007. I've figured out most of the errors but....... This is a split DB, backend mdb, frontend needs to be accdb, or any 07 version. Frontend will be using runtime. Link to "Linked table manager" not accessible from runtime. How can I add coding to...

I'm trying to use a few 07 apps at work and having some problems while testing. I loaded the 2007 runtime on my machine, it currently has 2003. I started one app and it was shutting down due to runtime error. Well, it seems to be a very generic error statement, so it doesn't give you a clue as...

Well, Title pretty much says it... I need to do an upgrade to a mbd frontend to add the "send email in pdf option" (Yes, I know it can be done in code, but too much of a hassle for this DB, I just want to flip the frontend to an accdb) So should I convert both frontend and backend to 2007...

Well, a critique, or some suggestions for further improvements. This is the first DB I have ever done that has nothing to do with business! An Image Catalog DB. I utilize 3 interesting things learned here on the forum... One hiding the Access wrapper, two, using one form that opens with...

Working on a small DB, one form has 4 combo boxes to pick information. This will be choices, in each combo, that the users adds from another form. So what I am trying to do is use the same form for each combo but changing the source.. Something like this... Should do that... Public Sub...

OK< I started this in another post, but it has come down to being a coding problem. So I thought I would post that part here....... I am opening a program via the path (photo programs) and also opening the image (also via path) As below Private Sub cmdRun_Click() On Error GoTo Err_cmdRun_Click...

Title about says it!! This is a little DB for photos I am playing with... trying to incorporate all the fun little things I've learned from the forum.... A Photo program, a program that hides the Access wrapper, and a program that opens other programs.... It worked perfectly on my laptop during...

I want to do something with a photo DB, but not sure how to make it work.....OK, we've all seen alot of the different, really nice DB's people have done for photos on here...using the path to the folder where the photo resides. Mines set up that way... Basically set up so I can have a memo...