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    How do I delete embedded Word document?

    Good morning, your comment made me wonder whether I had missed something but I have just checked and that folder is empty, 0 bytes, 0 files and 0 folders.
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    How do I delete embedded Word document?

    Thank you Colin. I went to a back up version of my database and opened the word document and it also pointed to the Content.Word folder so I checked and the folder is empty.
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    How do I delete embedded Word document?

    If I double click on the object frame a word document called Document in rptSoilResultDF1 opens and I have absolutely no idea where that is saved. rptSoilResultDF1 is the name of the report. I have deleted the object frame and just wanted to make sure that the associated Word document would have...
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    Solved Concatenating addresses on a report

    I use this in a text box which removes blank fields. =IIf(Nz(Trim([AccountName]),"")<>"",[AccountName] & Chr(13) & Chr(10)) & IIf(Nz(Trim([Address1]),"")<>"",[Address1] & Chr(13) & Chr(10)) & IIf(Nz(Trim([Address2]),"")<>"",[Address2] & Chr(13) & Chr(10)) & IIf(Nz(Trim([City]),"")<>"",[City] &...
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    How do I delete embedded Word document?

    I have a report which has a Word document embedded as an Unbound Object Frame. I no longer need this in the report, if I delete the Unbound Object Frame from the report does it also delete the Word document? Thank you
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    Is it possible to suppress the "Now outputting" message box when creating PDF

    Thank you for the suggestion but that does not work. My current understanding is that the "Now outputting" message is from windows and cannot be suppressed by code in Access.
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    Is it possible to suppress the "Now outputting" message box when creating PDF

    I am using DoCmd.OutputTo acOutputReport, "rptMainNPlanHeader", "PDF Format (*.pdf)",... to create PDFs, is there any way to suppress the "Now outputting" message box that flashes on the screen?
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    Hello

    Good morning Access World, I am new to the forum, UK based and self taught in Access as I needed to build a database for my work. I think I am quite proficient until I look at some of the treads on here and then I realise I know very little. I look forward to being a member of this forum and...
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