Not Obeying Tab Stops

[hlewton]

But you won't have to if you setup the Trusted Folder area for your applications. It's that simple. I never have to do what you say your doing.

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 created a trusted folder for my Access databases, I believe another forum I belong to told me to do that quite a few years ago.

Thanks again.

 

[hlewton]

Thanks for that information.

 

[isladogs]

Although its highly unlikely that you will get a virus or code running SQL injection from an Access file, it is still possible.
I would never open a file downloaded from a forum or other site without taking precautionary measures.
Opening a downloaded file using the shift bypass works fine unless someone deliberately disables the shift bypass.

Whilst the unblock property is a PITA, it fulfils a useful safeguarding role

 

[hlewton]

Although its highly unlikely that you will get a virus or code running SQL injection from an Access file, it is still possible.
I would never open a file downloaded from a forum or other site without taking precautionary measures.
Opening a downloaded file using the shift bypass works fine unless someone deliberately disables the shift bypass.

Whilst the unblock property is a PITA, it fulfils a useful safeguarding role

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