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Hi, OK! "Has Field Names" is a dropdown on the macro create... All fixed!! :) :) :) Pete

Hi Pat! (Really happy to see your reply!) :) I think I am. Here is *exactly* what I do. 1) got to my query (made from my table) 2) I go to File>Export 3) @ "Save as type" I select "Text File" 4) I click "Save All" (Both boxes to left of "Save All" button are left unchecked) 5) I click...

All fixed... I ended up adding a time/date stamp field to the MySql db, and that did it. I have NO idea why... but it works. :) Pete

Hmmm... I starting to wonder if this is something that Access simply can't do? Please help, Pete

:( Still working on it... and still nothing. :(

I do an export to text file I am allowed to include the field names on first row. Save it, and it works. BUT... How can I make it so that an Export Specification does this too. I can get the Export Specification to do everything, but it will *not* include the field names on the first row...

Ok, Looks like I am in a little over my head on this one... but I'm not going to quit yet... Pat: I am not using any form. I am trying to modify a table, via the table. I don't know what DAO or ADO mean. :( The_Doc_Man: Where can I find the lock settings you're talking about? On my...

I have read and read and read... I'm at the end of my rope... I recently learned how to use ODBC to edit a MySQL database via MS Access. I'm very new to this part of Access. So forgive me if I ask questions that seem obvious to others. Everytime I try to change a field I get the "Write...