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Access version 2? Not sure what you mean by that. Post your code, and also the error message you get. As long as OE is working correctly, the is no need to "integrate" the two; it should just hook into OE's mailing function. I don't use OE, I use GroupWise at work and even those work together...

Use DoCmd.SendObject, should work fine with OE.

10 CLS 20 PRINT "Luke is Cool!!!" 30 GOTO 20 When I was a lad, infinite loops were positively encouraged ;-)

It depends on how your browser is configured. You will have to tweak the settings in there; I would say the best way is to add it to your "Trusted Sites" in the IE Security Options tab. You will have to do this per user; you can't do it from the Access side.

Yes, this is exactly what SendObject is for. Just look for the related help file on SendObject, everything you need to know is there.

I don't think the moderators approve of people assisting with this type of thing. However, from much experience of having to deal with the same thing, I know there is often a legitimate need. You need to google, and there are several solutions out there you can use. Good Luck.

Shrink the whole size of your form so that it fits on the screen? Can you attach a screenshot so we can see how your form is structured?

Sorry, I don't have any solution. Again, you could always use the available application for MS-DOS, but if you can't guarantee people will have access to this, you are stuck again :-S. I share your pain; from what I could tell, the version of "Zip" that Windows uses is a free version, obviously...

gz is the GNU version of Zip. More info here; http://www.gnu.org/software/gzip/gzip.html

AFAIK, VBA doesn't work in DAP. You could try creating a simple DAP page, then using VBScript do do what you want. However, DAP isn't very advanced at all, and unless this is in an intranet environment, I would suggest you use something else for your form.

Holidays are dependent on which country you are working in. Access can do "Mon-Fri" but for anything else you will need to track your own holiday dates. I think there was a post about this the other day, if you search the forum you may find a ready made solution.

Tools --> Options --> Edit/Find In the "Confirm" section, Untick "Action Queries". That should do the trick.

At least that is a full file. Is the database window available when you open the DB? If not try holding down the SHIFT key while opening. If the "Database Utilities" menu is available then you can try converting it to another version, then convert back. Other than that I am not really sure...

Ah, I see. I wasn't sure initially whether or not it was an Access database. What is the extension on the database; is it a mdb file? I don't have much experience with securing Access, I mostly use it in a single user environment.

Bit vague; any more details?

Many Happy Returns Ken.

Like I said, I don't believe anyone is without bias. This in itself is a huge debate within Science. Again, I will repeat my ascertain that software is entirely different to anything that has gone before. I am not the only person to have this idea. If you can show me a model that fits well...

Yes, you can. You will need an "input" into your PC however. You can I think, get specialist cards specifically to capture video input, but I think the cheaper option is to get a TV card. Pretty much all of these have a standard aerial input, along with the "yellow" video input. Most of these TV...

I vaguely remembered "The Cat in the Hat" from when I was young, and then in my teens it was "in vogue" again (although more in a visual sense I believe). However, it wasn't until reading it again very recently that I saw what genius it really was. Some books are a PITA to read, and some are...

BOO! ;-) Actually, from what I can tell, this may be an option. I've never used Front Page (I prefer HTML Editors to WYSIWYG Applications) but you used to have support for it on your web server, which wasn't always the case. However, according to Netcraft, it is supported on your server; I...