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    Locking problems altering a table ??

    Mama Mie, blow your horn !:D
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    Locking problems altering a table ??

    Biting the hand that feeds you is no good - that's right ! But if you go to a store asking for something they don't have - you go to the next store :D - that's how life is !
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    Locking problems altering a table ??

    Instead of you acting as police - why don't you answer my question instead :p
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    Locking problems altering a table ??

    I use these lines to delete the records from a temporary table and reset ID automumbering to start from 1 again: DoCmd.SetWarnings False DoCmd.RunSQL "DELETE * FROM [INFOs midlertidig]" DoCmd.RunSQL "ALTER TABLE [INFOs midlertidig] ALTER COLUMN [Id] COUNTER(1,1);"...
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    Special background color for NOT activated textbox ??

    Argh ... ofcause it worked ! THX to both of you !
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    Special background color for NOT activated textbox ??

    I have a textbox in a continuous form, placed behind all other controls and I want it DISABLED. I use it for highliting the record i focus with a special color - and it works, but ... When a record is NOT in focus I just want to see that "behind-textbox" but not with the DISABLED standard...
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    Looping through folder with DIR ???

    What is FSO ?:confused:
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    Looping through folder with DIR ???

    > Gasman Yep !
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    Looping through folder with DIR ???

    Yeah, it works nicely BUT you can NOT, while running through the files, use Dir() one more time. Why do that, you say - in my case I was (wrongly !) running through Word-documents using Dir() and examine each of them for Hyperlinks to a local FILE - and here I used Dir() one more time to test if...
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    Looping through folder with DIR ???

    The overall goal is here to test if the Hyperlinks links to an existing local file OR an URL. A part of testing for a local file is using Dir() :mad: - that's the problem !:banghead: So I just collected all file names into an array and use this array as the primary Dir() - and It works like...
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    Looping through folder with DIR ???

    Because the link I gave tells what's the problem = Dir() command CAN*T be used "nested" - the second use will _BEEP_ the first use. In MY case I had to collect ALL file names in an array first and then run through this array and examin each file for hyperlinks - and it works nicely !
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    Looping through folder with DIR ???

    Here is a similar problem: https://bytes.com/topic/access/answers/192904-dir-function-problem
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    Looping through folder with DIR ???

    I don't get you there ... it stoppes at the specific line I pointed out earlier and if I step further I just get the same error message again ???????? I have Debug.Print the files and it runs through and the suddenly the "chain" is broken and the error comes up ... there are much more files...
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    Looping through folder with DIR ???

    But this danish 'ae' is too in the folder name on the folder that runs with NO error. I only gave the LAST part of the folder name C:\Users\ksor\Documents\Slægtsforskning\Slægtsfors kning_V4\BAFO_docs\ gives NO error ! C:\Users\ksor\Documents\Slægtsforskning\Slægtsfors kning_V4\BO_docs\ -...
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    Looping through folder with DIR ???

    As I write just under the code.
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