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I think it's best to just leave it alone. If you really want it gone, make a backup first, then delete the items. Do plenty of testing afterwards, too. Probably a good idea to decompact and compile afterwards, too.

I don't even like using the relationships. I think it just gets in the way.

Thanks to this post I got a work around: https://bytes.com/topic/access/answers/942767-calendar-not-working After the offending code runs, I am setting the focus to the control with the date picker. That's it! I guess it's just some weird glitch in the picker itself. Hopefully this helps the op.

I have a form that can replace the navigation pane. It is posted in the sample databases.

So I narrowed it down. I commented all of the form's code and the issue disappeared. I narrowed it further to my resize event. There is a block that sets the column order of all the controls that is causing it. I can't tell why, maybe just corruption.

I'm seeing this issue too. There is no after update event nor a mask.

Does anyone know why an unvalidated Office installation would not invalidate the ribbon? I'm working on getting Office validated, so this issue will get fixed, but I'm curious why I'm having a bunch of bugs in the ribbon only when Office is not validated. It seems like the invalidate command...

That sounds like a temporary solution. I think you should keep investigating this.

This will test all backend path locations for write access. If write access is denied or the medium is unplugged, there will be an error. It does not in any way relink tables. This is intended to be done before checking the table links, just to make sure the permissions are correct. If the...

Why are you declaring all of these as functions? A function should return an answer, and I don't see these returning anything. Try changing them to sub. I doubt that is your issue, but it isn't great practice, especially since the missing result is a variant since you didn't declare the data...

I suggest commenting out some of the code to narrow down the issue.

This is a duplication of the old database window. Just import it into your project and enjoy. Use the keyboard for quick navigation and the find button to locate the selected object in the navigation pane.

I don't think attachments increase the size of the backend, though I couldn't explain how that is possible. I did some testing on this sometime ago, and it seemed like that was what I saw.

There is no need to store it in the database. Just create a folder in the same place as the backend and store it there. It's super easy and IMO, more transparent. You can get the backend path easily by querying a system table, I think it is the MSysObjects table.

What is your point Access Blaster? Because we can't explain it the bible is right? I'm content not knowing everything, but I will strive for it anyway.

There is nothing wrong with proving a theory wrong, that is what makes the science so great, is that it is self-correcting. Over time, it becomes closer and closer to being correct. I believe that we cannot know everything there is to know. I once read that there is a theory that we cannot...

Actually for my laptop I do have to do this, but on PCs where the app is actually in use, I do not have to do this. I'm not sure what is different.

This is post number 9 from here. However, for me the path to Access was different.

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=JStreetRelinker

http://www.jstreettech.com/downloads.aspx