Recent content by cowboymb

Thanks!!! It worked. I never turn the Outlook Library off so I don't know why it wouldn't work in both since I created both from scratch.

I have created an import of my e-mails in the Inbox. I tested it in a stand alone to make sure I could do it before adding it to my main database. When I added the code to my db it gave me an error of Compile Error: user defined type not defined. Private Function Scanmail(SubjectLine As...

Default view is Print Preview. I didn't use code. I used a macro.

I use the OnClick assigned to a button to open the Report from the Form.

I have a Gantt chart that I developed by growing box lengths to show time blocked on a schedule. I used the same type of technique in labeling the boxes. I have everything looking good on the report when I open the report directly from the report listing. Problem: I tried to open this...

The odd thing is that when I go to the home menu and press refresh the records refresh in the tabular form that I have them. But when I use the code to refresh them they open up in another window.

This is Access 2010 and yes I am using Navigation Tabs Control. I tried the code above and it still opens the form in a separate window.

This is the code I put in for the refresh of the data Private Sub File_Name_AfterUpdate() Me.[File Name].Refresh End Sub

I tried that and it didn't work. It still opened up in a new window.

I have tried to refresh the records of a subform after update. What I end up getting is the subform opening up in a different window. How can I keep the subform from opening up and staying part of the Master form?

I am trying to have 5 tabs linked together so that when I select a record from the first tab it will update the other 4 tabs with the information relating to that record. I know I can do this using a Main and sub forms by linking Master to child but that isn't what I am trying to accomplish...