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A couple of things: 1) Outlook 2003 does have the warning. It was introduced in Outlook 2000 so you'd have to use a version earlier than that. 2) Outlook 2007 and above has the ability to set the access security. Look at this...

Google Translate is good, as others have said. I use Reverso when I need to translate as well and they have a phone app so maybe check that out and compare https://dictionary.reverso.net/

I downloaded the application and ran it in Access 2003. The problem that I encountered was that Calendar2 is on a subform, whereas the code that references it is on the main form. I moved the control from the subform to the main form and renamed it Calendar2 and it works. Try that and see if...

Oh...sorry, I missed that part that you want to show the tooltip on keydown rather than hover. Where do you want it to show? Are you trying to force the hover over effect using a keydown or are you trying to read the property and show it somewhere else?

There sure is! try something like me.txtTextbox..ControlTipText = "This is my tooltip"

@The_Doc_Man I rarely comment here on non-Access topics, but you posted the Pentatonix! I could go on for pages about how talented they are (too bad Avi left them a few years ago) but you HAD to post one of my favourite covers of theirs. Their cover of John Lennon's "Imagine" makes me tear up...

Thanks for the answers. I am still using Access 2003 for development. My biggest holdbacks from updating to a more recent version are speed concerns and the ribbon. I've read reports of apps that work at a good speed under 2003 and then when updated, just get slower with each version. That's why...

@Lightwave: Congrats on the upgrade! How are you finding the speed of the application using Office 365 compared to Access 2003? Is your application on a network with multiple users? How did you deal with the migration of the Toolbar/Menus to the newer Ribbon format?

In what sense is the Access export to Excel useless? Do you mean that it doesn't maintain the visuals of the report you are exporting? Just to be clear that we are talking about the same thing, I have a module in my project with the following: DoCmd.OutputTo acOutputReport...

Que legal! Eu sou canadense mas estou aprendendo português. Muito prazer em conhecê-lo. A gente aqui é muito agradável e quer ajudar! Se não entender algo, me-avise. Até.

Olá Antonio e seja bem-vindo! De onde você é? Geralmente, nos falamos inglês aqui. Poderia usar google tradutor? Assim dá para te ajudar. Obrigado.

Important: when did you create the Gmail account? Google is discontinuing Less Secure Apps (possibly as soon as February) in favour of OAuth. Accounts created before this past July (I think) can still use LSA; accounts created after July cannot. So, if you created your account after July your...

@The_Doc_Man: I do the same. I like to use tiny graphics with size mode set to 'stretch' for what you call the "top" so I can get some cool effects like grading/shading/rounding, etc. I watched the video and while he says about 6 times NOT to use ActiveX where you can avoid it, it seems super...

I'm by no means a fitness pro but IMO yoga is great for flexibility/mobility, which are really important and certainly reduces stress. However, you still should aim for some resistance and cardio. How much of each depend on your age, lifestyle, fitness level and what you enjoy but my main point...

Yes, in the sense that the shell command calls psftp.exe.

Sounds like you're happy with your solution. Just to add to the thread: I use PuTTY for sftp. It's a pretty simple shell command and didn't take long for me to figure out.

To be honest, I'm still using Win 7 on my computer that I bought in 2012 and everything's still working great! That said, with my luck things will start to crash as soon as I post this message...

Use YouTube. There are millions of videos there for all kinds of workouts that you can use based on your fitness level, what you enjoy, the amount of time you want to spend exercising, what equipment you have and so on. You just click play and follow along.

That is an interesting analysis! I saw both of them and my thought is that you will NEVER match Jack Nicholson's performance in the first one. Every scene is so perfect and just messes with your brain and there are endless articles analyzing the ending. Stanley Kubrick was just such a master...