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Yes indeed!Thank you so much!

Hello everybody! I have a table called History with these registries. sn date location 0109199 5/15/2011 repair 0109199 6/15/2011 warehouse 0109200...

It must have been a DLL problem as you said. So I created a new db shell and imported all my objects into that new shell.Thanks again!:)

It's OK!Thank you all!

Hello Everybody! I use Ms Access 2007, Windows xp. I have just created a button (which opens a form) in a menu form using the wizard. When i change it to data sheet view and click the button i receive this error message : Object or class does not support the set of events. Does anybody know...

Hello! I am using Windows XP and Ms Office 2007. I have created a search form based on a query. The user gives a Sir name and needs to see the corresponding code of his/her computer. The problem is that, although the query shows the right results, the form does not. Is it something missing or is...

Thank you! I have checked this attribute. Any other ideas?:)

Hellow! I use Ms Office 2007, Windows xp and i have an accdb file. I can't add a new record in one of my forms. Have i made a mistaken attribute in the particular form? If yes, which is it? Thank you in advance.:)

Thank you!So i suppose the only thing i can do is to cinvert the .mdb file into .mde. How can I do that with Access 2007?:confused:

Thank you very much! How can i convert it into a runtime version? Do you mean .mde file? What program will the recipient need to have installed, if not Access?

I use Windows Xp, Ms Access 2007. How to convert an .mdb file into an .exe file? Thank you in advance!:)

First of all, thank you very much! Do you mean that I should create an extra field with the name alias in my table with the numbers I want? I tried this code: SELECT names.* FROM names WHERE IIF([Address] = "Hamilton 20, 1" IIF([Address] = "Varick 43", 2, IIF([Address= "Alion 10",3,0))); but...

Hello Everybody! I use Access 2007 + Windows XP. How can I make a select query and sort the results the way I like and escape the default ascending sort of Access? For example I give this command: SELECT names.* FROM names WHERE address = "Hamilton 20" OR address = "Varick...