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The_Doc_Man, while i also agree with you regarding your technique... it will still not deter a 'k-user'. The shift-bypass is nothing more than a public property that can be modified with another db or vbscript. The built-in security, while effective, can also be bypassed. A user can easily...

Thank you... in the near future (hopefully) i'll be posting a more advance version which includes class modules and other items.

Hi again, Just as a small suggestion, you'll have to take the client's business policies into consideration when choosing the appropriate route in which you want to handle this situation. In my experience, some clients do not allow software to be installed without prior review by their IT...

Hello, If the provided link did not do it for you, take a look at Leban's PDF sample... http://www.lebans.com/reporttopdf.htm

Hello, To add to what has been said, even if you do use the built-in tools provided in access, you still will not be able to deter a knowledgeable and determined would-be-hacker. If security is a major issue, the next level of security is to use an SQL server for the data and continue using...

Truth be told, i'm more interested in the RSS feature more than anything :) In the meantime, i've included screenshots of my database (personal).

Umm... ok, now that we've gotten paradise and dial up out of the way, thank you for your responses :).

Hello, While there is no other special character to comment out paragraphs, you could use an underscore at the of the sentence and begin a new line of comment with out having to use the apostrophe... '// test to see if we have a valid file name, _ then, test for something else...

Hi, If i may advise, it would be of great help to the members if you could post the code that you're using in your procedure. Having members trying to speculate what the problem to a code that they don't have a clue what it contains and in what order, may limit the timeliness in which your...

Hello, Considering I have not fully disected all of the neat features of this site, the following suggestions are made with a bit of ignorance... User Interface Forum While most samples and tutorials are geared towards data design, and implementation, rarely do i see an interface forum. User...

Greetings, Ok, it seems that everytime I want to write a decent tutorial on how to create some custom controls for access, I'm always short on time. I really dislike posting code without explaining my rationale for doing things. In my opinion, getting code, and samples is good and useful, but...

hi, Yes, there are some modules that are missing, and for that i do apologize... however, the sample was not a drag-n-drop solution but merely a starting point for those who wanted something similar... Take a look at the link below, which has a discussion about the function in question...

Greetings, Well, it's been a while since I last touched this sample, but I thought it might be worth posting it here... Have you ever wanted to create a form based on one of your images ? Most of us have at one point or another... some time ago I came across an excellent article entitled Win...

Greetings, Attached is a sample on how to use transparency on Access forms. The sample contains three functions and it's important to note that the PopUp property of the form must be set to YES or this will NOT work... see the screenshot bellow: Functions available: SetTranslucent(hWnd As...

Greetings, The attached sample database from my archives that shows how to use custom graphics and api calls to create a nice looking round edged form. The database contains some pretty useful (imho) interface functions... As for the graphics, you'll have to play around with different...

Hi, Attached is a sample of a custom control for access. The XShortcutBAR is a control that mimics the menu bar the likes of MS Outlook 2003. This could be used to replace the switchboard... This is a sample and it does not reflect the most up-to-date control, which consists of classes. And...

Hi, Attached is a sample of a logon interface. This control mimics the looks of the WindosXP logon screen. It is purely aesthetic. This is NOT a security sample, it's just the interface. See screenshots below: If you have questions, please post with the same title... Enjoy