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I have moved to .net, this hasn't been an easy task and some things that are so easy with access like reporting are more involved and i am also finding that i am writing a lot of low level code. The results so far are very good. I also had the security problems with access, so i bought a...

Enrico, you would think so, i have searched extensively on the net and came out with nothing. Just another reason to leave MS Access. Regards Steve

Hi Enrico I have found a solution, its only temporary as i am moving to Dot Net with my product, in my opinion its a messy solution but it works. I change the SQL for the graph when required, i add a timer interval for 1 second and then set focus to the chart and then to another object on the...

Hi Bob Thank you for taking the time to reply. I have tried refreshing, requerying etc both the ole graph and the form but no change. If i leave the properties window open and then move it over the graphs they then paint correctly, this works fine under XP but not Vista. Any more ideas?

Hi, Thanks for the reply. You were right, i changed the ddl and security reference to 2.8 and that side is working fine. BUT I have a new problem, i am also using embedded graphs (ms graph) in access 2003, i dynamically change the SQL for the graph at runtime, the problem is that the graph...

Hi I have a product working fine under XP written in VB (access 2003 SP2). Most of the program works fine on Vista business but displaying graphs throws up errors. I think i may have narrowed it down to the SQL in the queries. I used the simple query wizard as a test, the SQL produced...