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May be this will help. http://www.access-programmers.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=226927 Catalina

My wife is a big fan, she never misses an episode. She records them, but after watching it gets deleted right away. So luckily we don't have a DVR full of Dr. Who. I'm glad she enjoys it, just as I enjoy watching NCIS. Catalina

May be this will help. http://www.fmsinc.com/free/NewTips/Access/RunningActionQueriesProgrammatically/SuppressWarningMessages.asp Catalina

Try holding down the Shift key while opening the front end.

It is not very clear what you mean by that, I would probably make 2 forms. The first one as a continuous form that lists all complaints with some of the most relevant fields. And a 2nd one that is the actual edit form of the complaint. It is easy to make it so a click on a row in the...

Can a user have more than one complaint? If so you need a table for the users with all the relevant data about those users and a separate table for the complaints. Then you would use a main form for the users and a sub form on the main form for the complaints and link them on a common field...

You're welcome, although I really didn't do anything to help. I'm glad you found the problem. Catalina

Thanks Paul, that is good to hear. :) Catalina

Can you give something more to go on, like the code you are using behind the button or may be a stripped down version of the db? Catalina

Using multiple forms in order to restrict users does not seem to be an appropriate practice. Why not give users a user level and on opening the form determine what the user can and cannot do given the user level. That way there is only one form to maintain. Or am I not seeing this the right...

Over the last few years I have designed several applications in Access, and they all have one thing in common: a simple but elegant user interface. For input forms I have experimented with dark background colors, light backgrounds, backgrounds with images and gradients (causing form flicker)...

You're welcome. Hopefully you can fix the problem. Catalina

Check other forums, but this one is the best. :)

It sounds like to enter a record in the child table before a record exists in the main table. For instance: if you have a main table named Customers and a sub table table named Contacts you cannot enter a depending record in the Contacts table before a record in the Customers table exists. Not...

May be this post will help: http://www.access-programmers.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=202803 Catalina

On Elance a person from the UK wants to hire someone to develop a hotel booking system with all the bells and whistles. It has to be done within the stunning budget of $40. I'll pass. Catalina

I you post your code here someone will help you out. Catalina

Please do a search here on this topic, it has been discussed numerous times. Catalina

Thanks jdraw, I guess my copy and paste action was a bit sloppy. Catalina

Do a search for Compact and Repair on this forum, there are countless posts. or check the Access Help File, or do a search on Google. Here is a useful link: http://technologytraining.psu.edu/node/322http:// Catalina