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We are not interested in using IE, but would rather use other external applications, such as set in our default association, to open images and web pages, regardless if local or remote. As you can probably guess, Access 2007 forces a hyperlink (to an image) to open in IE regardless of the...

Access_2007 Short (kind-of) and bitter ... Separate forms that pretty-much use the same code. One forms' date field exhibits absolutely no problems while the other forms' date field intermittently does the following: After using the date picker ... Private Sub DONE_Click() DoCmd.RunCommand...

1) Please accept my undiluted 'Thank you' to both SOS and Mr. Booty not only for your code but also your patients. Macros were in fact disabled as 'SOS' stated. Mr. Bootys' code is working. 2) Is there not a less coded way of doing this, when I say 'less coded' I mean, isn't there a native...

Its not working. check50, when checked/unchecked (using your script/code), continues to 'not' enabling/disabling the check52 checkbox/control.

Hello-o Mr. Booty, I did exactly as you said. In fact, when I follow your directions again, as can be seen in the above quotes, here is what I'm presented with in the window that opens: Option Compare Database Private Sub Check4_Click() End Sub Private Sub SERVICE_TYPE_BeforeUpdate(Cancel...

As requested; attached is the unpopulated database in all it's glory --or not--.

Thanks for both the 'Welcome" and the reply. I did forget to mention I'm using the OFFICE 2007. 'Check50' is the enabled checkbox and 'Check52' is the disabled checkbox... I fear I have done something incorrectly; Here's what I understood you to say: Private Sub Check50_Click() If...

I have attached an image of the physical form How do I use one (1) control to enable/activate another control? EXAMPLE: on a form --to use a checkbox, once checked, to enable a grayed-out field or combobox. Once said field/combobox is enabled/activated via the checkbox the choice can be...