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it's working fine for me however... i would like to get rid of the word "version" in each line and also would like to get rid of the [] can anyone tell me how to do that?

yep, done all of thaht and there are no hidden tables or any other objects... strange thing... i really cant find how this template saves the history of the comments....

ok, i managed to find out how to unhide items in a db. there are no hidden tables, only hidden system objects... of anyone is searching how to hide and unhide tables. right click on the navigation pane and then go to navigationj options. there you can hinde and unhide tables and other things

Perhaps... i'm using a template so I cant tell you if I have a hidden table... i suppose so but how can i see if there are hidden tables? it almost must be since the db is storing the information somewhere... and I can't find it...

nope, i called it a field but it's not a field from the table, i'm sorry for the mistake. History is a textbox on the form hitch has the lable history. in the table there's a field comments witch is a memo field. on the generation of the form, the textbox with the lable history is filled...

As i said in my other thread... I'm really a newbie. in this template on one of the forms, there's a button wich opens a mail in outlook. adapting the fields to, cc, bcc and subject is no problem. the problem is the mail itself. The body of the mail contains the content of the field...

Hello, first of all, i really don't know if this is the right place to post this problem so if it isn't please excuse me! as "newbie" in access I'm having some problems adapting a template i downloaded: i downloaded the issue template from database.about.com In the fomr "issue details"...

I don't know him but want to send my condolaces to his friends and family... 55??? way to early...

thx, theze video's are a real help to a newbie like me!!

Hello, I'm a real newbie concerning the latest versqions of access. in 1997 I had some education concerning access 97 but never used it. now, my boss wants me to develop some things in access 2007/2010. for him, it should be easy because i "know" access 97.... right.... NOT!!! I'm not a real...