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JessicaVdb, I have a solution for you. I have been using this as a template for creating dynamic reports for over 10 years now: Dynamic Report based on a Crosstab query

This may be what you want: http://imdbapi.poromenos.org/ or http://omdbapi.com/

As you are learning, it is very difficult to make simple stock management software. In database programming, Inventory Control/Stock Management requires the highest level of database design skills. This is true for every database /software development platform. The difficulty is not limited...

Here is a working example that you can adapt: Reminders Note: At this time it is still in an Acess 2000 database (mdb) to allow a simple example to be used with Access 2000, 20002/2003, 2007, 2010, 2013, and 2016.

Why could you not use it? It is a quick fix. 1) Re-map the L: drive to point to the new folder with the back end. Might have to do it for multiple users if not able to push it using a Log On script in an AD domain. or 2) Relink the tables from L to the location with the copy of the back end...

The viewer control CAN NOT modify or refresh the drawing file. That requires the full version. The is a Drawing control that would do what you want. It is part of the full versions. It is really designed for not Offie apps to have an API. Office Applciaiton, like Acess, can use VBA code and...

A full version of Visio is probably required on any PC that will want to update the Visio drawing. See: View or print Visio drawings with Visio Viewer 2010 The Visio Viewer can modify/update the Visio drawing (vsd/vdx). Only a full versions can do thZta. I seriously doubt what you are...

What version of Visio does your client have? Do they have all Office 2010 apps? Note: If you have an MSDN subscription yo can get all the versions of the Office apps including Visio. Curious, do you know what don't work between Access 2010 and Visio 2013? FWIW: I DON'T mix versions of any...

This might be helpful: Peter Hibbs' Flex Grid Demo

I have used Viso for database development with Access. If that way you need to do?

You will probably need to create a .NET add-in that has report writer capabilities. See: http://activereports.grapecity.com/

If by "popular" you mean most installed then I agree. If by popular you mean people like it, then not so much.

I am still not getting any notification. My last one is about the same time as CJ_London.

You're welcome. Glad we could assist.

Without knowing the third party software or what it does it is impossible to tell you anything specific. Getting data in a usable format does not depend on Access. It all depends on the other side. How the data is sent is controlled by the "third party software". It is possible that the...

I agree with RualGuy. AFAIK, the built in Access Listbox control can't display a combo box on a row. There might be probably third-party custom control that can. It would be easy to do what you want with a subform in continuous view. It can even be made to look like a list box but is much more...

What you described on how it is working is how barcode scanning works on a PC. It is just another type of keyboard. You must first place the cursor where you want the data then type or scan. I have many clients that scan barcodes into my Access applications. I have never had the need to do...

From what I can determine the emails are flagged as spam by devices, like baracuda, which block them

I am experiencing this same issue. I have NOT got any notifications since 5/7/2017. I have checked the mail delivery logs and there is nothing getting rejected by the spam filter appliance. It appears they never are reaching my mail server. I will try an outlook.com email address.

FYI: There are some good free and open source accounting systems. Here's one: http://openmiracle.com/