Recent content by gtech08

I think the second one would work. Have you verified that your query works correctly? I would also try "[Forms]![Main Form]![Subform]![Listbox].Requery" in the On Close event of your popup form.

I've run into a similar issue before. I think the problem is the undo command from the main form, not the referencing. As soon as your subform loses focus, all changes are automatically saved, and you can no longer undo them. So when you fill in your combo boxes in the subforms and then go back...

Just an FYI, I got the same result as before when compiling a .chm file using HelpScribble. HelpScribble uses the HTML Help Workshop's compiler so I think it may be an issue with the compiler. I also compiled a .hlp file, which does work, so I guess I will have to use that for now.

Thanks for the link Hayley. I will give HelpScribble a try.

I used the Microsoft HTML Help Workshop to create a custom help file for my database. The help file itself works fine when you manually open it. However, I'm trying to link it to the controls in my database. I followed the instructions found here step for step, but when I press F1 on my form, a...

nevermind Should have been ".Hyperlink.Address = strImagePath"

I'm using a function from the Microsoft Knowledge Base to import images into an image control on a form. The function works fine, but I would like the image to also be a hyperlink so you can view the full-size picture by clicking on it. Here's the code for the function: Public Function...

I have a tabbed form with a subform in each tab. Each subform has a filter that needs to be on all the time. So for the 'On Open' property of each subform, I have 'Me.FilterOn = True'. The problem is that when I open my tabbed form, only the first subform filter is applied. The other subforms...