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  1. moke123

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    Here's an example i made for someone on another forum. It does not store the path to any files. when the database is opened it creates a folder named Clients in the same folder as the database. When you enter a new client and open the client form, it will create a folder for that client within...
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    A lot depends on how your file folders are set up and how your Pdf's are named. I tend to have one main folder with subfolders. The subfolders are named for each client and hold just the files related to that client. That way I don't have to store the path to any file or worry that any 2 files...
  3. moke123

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    Might depend on how you broke them.
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    Solved Setting a field to null on Dirty

    Dirty only happens when you Dirty the form (make an entry) try the current event with Me.OT_Hours = Null
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    Solved Only the Document, not the Path

    DIr() or my function?
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    Solved Only the Document, not the Path

    to get filename from Path: Function LastElement(StrIN As String, Optional Separator As String = "\") As String Dim var var = Split(StrIN, Separator) LastElement = var(UBound(var)) End Function
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    Solved Only the Document, not the Path

    MDB version
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    Solved Only the Document, not the Path

    I would assume you would want to open the file from the listbox also. You need a list box with a couple columns and set your column count and widths to hide the path. something like this
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    Solved Open Folder images in Win 11

    I think the path is C:\Users\ {Your User Name} \Pictures. You can get it with : Option Compare Database Option Explicit Declare Function Get_User_Name Lib "advapi32.dll" Alias _ "GetUserNameA" (ByVal lpBuffer As String, _ nSize As Long) As Long Function GetUserName() As String...
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    Solved How to convert a month into a number in MS Access Query

    Another quick and easy reference https://www.techonthenet.com/access/functions/index.php
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    OOP in Access Applications

    In case you missed it - https://www.access-programmers.co.uk/forums/threads/access-europe-user-group-wed-2-apr-class-modules-how-why-and-when-to-use-them-in-the-real-world-anders-ebro.333737/
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    Virtual Reality Headsets - worth the money?

    Yes and the floor under the green moves around to give the green different contours.
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    Virtual Reality Headsets - worth the money?

    Glad to see you've stuck with it. Have you seen the new TGL golf? It's like a mix of VR and real life.
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    OOP in Access Applications

    I struggled to wrap my head around classes for a long time until MajP posted some code which somehow made it make sense. I owe him props for that. Ever since I always try converting things to classes just for fun and as a learning Tool. The things you learn along the way are invaluable. I...
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    This will oust the corruption of transgender

    stupid question.
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    This will oust the corruption of transgender

    The 2 girls in our school, one who happens to be the daughter of a close friend of mine, have a separate changing area. It's called an accommodation.
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    cancer research

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    This will oust the corruption of transgender

    I suppose you never considered that societies evolve and those "norms" may evolve with them. Respect others as you would want them to respect you.
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    Solved Perils Referring To A Value In Listbox By Referring To Listbox Itself (Not .SelectedItems)?

    Just be aware of a little quirk with a single value listbox. If you set the value with code it can return that value even though it is not in the listbox.
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    OOP in Access Applications

    sounds like you may want a data macro on the table.
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