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Dear Experts, Does anybody have a good suggestion for reading/writing IPTC metadata tags in images from VBA? (Access 2010) Maybe with the shell command and a little command line tool like libiptcdata.sourceforge.net/docs/iptc-commandline.html ? All suggestions are welcome. Thanks in...

Thanks for your reply, but the result is that each record shows the creation time/date of the record created before. Please look at the screen shot, to see what I mean. When inserting record with ID 14, the time stamp for the next record is already created. Not sure why it is done this way...

Dear experts, I would like to have a time stamp for each record showing the creation time/date of the record. When following the description: office.microsoft.com/en-us/access-help/add-a-date-or-time-stamp-to-new-records-HA010235849.aspx the outcome is, that each record shows the creation...

I think I found a solution. Instead of the OnClick-event I use the MouseUp-Event. The message "Control can't be edited; it's bound to the expression your expression." still appeared in the status bar, but setting active=no locked=yes for that control got rid of that message. Objections? Now I...

Oh, no. You are right. Just found: office.microsoft.com/en-us/access-help/create-a-calculated-control-HA010108354.aspx See: "For example, if you place a check box control on a form and then enter an expression in the Control Source property of the check box, you can no longer select or clear...

Hi CJ_London, Thanks for your answer, I have modified the little sample database. I have now: chk: checkbox bound to a field. chk2: checkbox unbound. abc: textbox bound to a field. abc2: textbox unbound. All 4 fields have onclick events. After prefilling chk2 and abc2 with function: =f()...

Dear Access Experts, I have noticed this problem before. In a subform I have two checkboxes. One bound to a field. One unbound and prefilled by a function: =f() Both checkboxes have onclick-events attached, but the event of the unbound checkbox is not fired any more as soon I add the "=f()"...

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