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MPater it is in the General Tab. There is a property / field called SubDatasheet Name. In this field you select the child table. Ooops I didn't realize this thread had 2 pages. It looks like you found it.

I was testing out the Mac Book Pro for two weeks last month. I was using Parallels for Virtual Machine. Parallels worked amazingly fast and Access performed great in Parallels. I gave the VM 2GB RAM and 2CPU cores. Make sure you don't assign too much RAM to the VM... it's not necessary and...

Do you mean the "ControlTip Text"? This is a label that appears if you hover over a command button. Access implements this feature for you without code. ControlTip Text is a property in the Other Tab. You enter the text here, that you want to appear when you hover over the button.

AccessBlaster. I image my machine every night automatically for complete recovery and file recovery and keep several archived images. On my old XP machine I use Norton Ghost and on my new machine I purchased Acronis. I actually don't run Windows updates very often. When I worked for a large...

Thank you Gina

Gina, I haven't re-installed anything at this stage. The way I interpreted your comments was that I do not need to re-install if I simply run the repairs in the correct order. This is what occurred so far: 1) Office 2013 trial was present / installed without my knowledge on the new machine...

Thank you for everyone's comments. Is it this community's opinion then that a repair on 2003 and then a repair on 2007 along with CCleaner will be sufficient for maintaining a clean MS Access development environment. Simply doing repairs, and not having to uninstall Office, will be much more...

Hi Gina, I will not mention their names as I don't think that is fair to them. They made these recommendations in private over email. Interesting. So Gina in your opinion only a repair is necessary. I actually installed Access 2003 on the machine before Office 2007 as well. So this is the...

Two Access MVPs advised this. Both suggested I at least uninstall and re-install Office 2007 after un-installing the Office 2013 trial. One of the MVP's said to be completely safe I should consider reformatting. Please note I am creating MDE and ACCDE files and distributing them into unknown...

Hello, I purchased a new machine. I didn't realize Office 2013 trial was installed as there was no indication that it was in <All Programs> etc... I installed Office 2007 and spent many hours setting up my new development environment only to realize an Office 2013 trial was installed when I...

Will do vbaInet.

I swapped the HTML file that had the embedded JavaScript and the error persists. One one machine with the below specs it works. On a second machine with the below specs the error is thrown. Internet Explorer 11 Security settings at Medium-Low Windows 7 64 Bit SP 1 Windows Updates set to...

I turn OFF Subdatasheets at the table level for the reason vbaInet mentioned but I have had no issues with implementing Drill Down at the Form level by nesting two Datasheet subforms and linking Parent / Child. I also don't always use this approach because at times you want to fully control the...

Thanks Galaxiom.

I am curious what is the advantage / difference of using DateAdd("d",[Date Generated],[# of days]) vs. [Date Generated] + [# of days] Will the results always be the same?

If anyone is interested I started a new thread about DPI Scaling. How do you handle DPI Scaling other than 100%? http://www.access-programmers.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?p=1373177#post1373177

As more and more laptops and monitors come with higher resolution screens DPI scaling other than 100% is becoming more popular. At 125% DPI Scaling some field captions in my software built for 100% get cut off or are misaligned. Also the DPI scaling can theoretically be anything as it can be...

Thanks CJ London. I actually have that FMS product but never used it. I am not sure if it would work for DPI as the user never resizes the form but perhaps it would? I am going to contact FMS and ask. I will also start a new Thread about this to see what others are doing about DPI settings...

So far I have not had any need to reconfigure Access due to Teamviewer but I have had issues with labels being cut off when the user is using DPI Scaling other than 100%. I would be interested if there is a custom built VBA solution for detecting the user's DPI Scaling settings and adjusting...

Understood VBAInet. Thanks