Recent content by theDBguy

Hi. Welcome to AWF!

Hi. Welcome to AWF!

Also, check out this previous thread. https://www.access-programmers.co.uk/forums/threads/copy-textbox-text-to-clipboard.333659/post-1956456

You didn't show us your template, but I don't understand the above statement. There is no avoiding using <br> and such since that is what rich text uses. So, if your template is not using those, I think you'll have to start using them.

Can you post a sample db with test data?

What was the error message?

Hi. Welcome to AWF!

You might also want to read up on self-healing objects/properties. PS. I just noticed this thread is in the Word forum. Although the suggestions still apply, I just wanted to confirm. Are you using these variables in a Word document?

Just FYI, for more context, I can't even reach this forum from work. Users are really restricted on what they can do. Since the users are aware that the app came from me and they need it to do their jobs, they don't have any concerns with clicking the Open button (I guess they're used to it now).

More info on channels here. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365-apps/updates/overview-update-channels

And I believe the Current Channel gets the latest updates as soon as it's available, so you also get the latest bugs.

For my situation, yes, that is the best workaround. You see, that prompt forces the user to act, and that action enables the code without having to deal with trusted locations. If you can do trusted locations, that's the best approach. But when you can't, this is the simplest solution, in my...

Thanks. I was hoping to see something more like this. Can you try that?

LOL. Sort of. ACCDR asks the user to enable content without them knowing that they are doing it (kind of).

Can you post a screenshot of your version info?