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I created a quick form manually (no wizard) with 2 fields and a button. 1. When I first open the form, I see this: http://www.cdphotography.com/55/t12.png 2. If I click on it, I see this: http://www.cdphotography.com/55/t22.png 3. If I look at it in design view and select the button, I see...

I went thru this step (#3) and there was no layouts (the "Remove Layouts" choice was grayed out and I could choose Stacked or Tabular. How do I do #4?

1. Yes. It starts a little less then maximized then I make it so. But the overstuffed buttons are there before I do anything. 2. No 3. 1366*768

I wrote the database on a PC with a regular display but when I run it on my laptop that's UHD (3200x1800, I think), the buttons are way bigger, but the active part is correct. First link is the messed up version. The second link is the "correct" way (I changed most of the buttons to a simpler...

Anyone have any idea? I haven't revisited this for a while because the database was just for me, but I'm looking to give it to other people who do the same thing. Thanks in advance. Vito

Thanks. I've come here when I hit my walls. I usually find what I need to jump over them. Great site.

I have that, but when you double click you get the Attachment dialog (where you can Add, Remove, Open, Save or Save All and that has the list of attachments, in my case only one. I want to be able to click on the attachment on the form and open the PDF from there.

Greetings, I have a form with an Attachment field. It will always only have one attachment for any record. How can I directly open the Attachment from the form without opening the Attachment dialog? (The Attachment will usually be a PDF, but may occasionally be a JPG). Thanks in advance ViTo

Thank you. I found the answer I was looking for. References in VBA!

I've looked around and found this: I've looked around and found this: Dim fDialog As Office.FileDialog Set fd = Application.FileDialog(msoFileDialogFilePicker) Dim varFile As Variant ' Set up the File Dialog. ' Set fDialog = Application.FileDialog(msoFileDialogFilePicker)...

Thanks. I'm not looking for "real security" :) It's a model database and just wanted to put a little something so if someone other than the studio owner tries to run the database, they'll need a password and get discouraged.

I have a model database. It has a record for each model. I (finally) figured out how to add an image to the record (I have a jpg in a directory that is the models first name and the first 3 letters of her last name (taken from the open form). In VBA I check if the file exists, if not, it puts a...

I have some VBA code: Private Sub Command2_Click() If Me.TextBoxPassword = "password" Then DoCmd.RunMacro "Calculations.GoodPW" Else DoCmd.RunMacro "Calculations.BadPW" End If End Sub If I wanted to add a Change Password form for the end user, is there a way to do that from what I have...

I'm not a programmer, just have written some Access databases for my own use and some small local businesses. Every once in a while I hit a wall when I try to add some features to a database and this site seems like a good answer to those questions. Cheers, Vito