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I've tried to add the link everyway I know how (Inline, code, quote, link) and always get:

I came across this post in the Code Repository (I'm not sure how to link it), with the title Colored Background for Windows View in A2016. There wasn't much discussion, but wanted to see if anyone had used this with success. Seems like a simple solution. Thanks, Kevin

Yeah, I checked this and both are opening in Print Preview.

I'm using Access 2016 Runtime, on one report I have the zoom in at the bottom right side, then on another report it's not there. What controls this?

I didn't like the update either, but you have options.

Yeah, that's great advice. Thanks!

Oh, I see what you mean about the code in the DAO library. I think at some level adding the error handling may help me write better code or at least give me a better understanding of the code I have.

Thanks Josef P. I do like the information (most of it I don't understand) in vbWatchdog. I haven't found much in the way of tutorials and the help is full of info, just a bit over my head. After watching the video from Tom I felt like I better understanding of adding my own error handling...

Thanks Uncle Gizmo pbaldy - I talked with Amazon. I'm still searching for a way to contact Seagate directly, but I'm hopefully they will do what Lenovo did for you. Thanks for this info!!

Hi Everyone! I watched the video today with Tom and Kim about the Global Error Handlers update coming in Northwind 2.2. My backstory. I starting rewriting (in Access) a 20+ year application written in Paradox about 2 years ago. I was kind of new to Access, so we decided to just use...

I ordered and received 4 - 14TB IronWolf Pro hard drives from Amazon. The manufacture date on the drives was 9/2021. I go to Seagate's website and register each drive, which will show the end date of the warranty. The listing on Amazon show these drives come with a 5 year warranty, however...

This is a form that works like a check register and it does store the running balance, which is a calculated value. I know storing calculated values isn't wise, but it's what I've got to work with at the moment, however I only calculate or re-calculate balances when necessary. This code is...

I clear the balance field, which it turns triggers some recalc code

Thanks MajP, will apply your recommendations. SF is just a var I use for the SubForm. On the Parent I have this Dim SF As Form_frmChecking_sub And set it on form open