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I'm working on project sell-a-house which is more stressful than databases or buying a house, although that is stressful too, and we'll be tackling that once project sell-a-house is complete. Anyone interested? :) http://www.tulsarealtors.com/ResidentialDetails.aspx?MLS=914094

Happy Birthday Wayne! Sorry I missed it (I've been saying that a lot lately--D'oh!).

Pretty much. We don't care where you go but you can't stay here. I hope you're able to work things out somehow. I know it's a bit tough right now. We at least still have our jobs, but my husband's company instituted a company wide 10% pay cut until probably October or so, so we're going to...

Even though she doesn't come around much any more, I'd like to wish Idjit a happy birthday! :)

Sorry I missed it. Glad to hear you had a good one anyway. :)

Happy Birthday! Hope you have a good one.

I joined a while back too, but haven't ever done anything with it. I think I joined both Facebook and Myspace just because there were other people's profiles (friends of mine) that I wanted to look at. Maybe one day I'll do something with my page, but right now I don't want to invest too much...

But where is the code residing? You have it in the main form, correct? What event triggers it? Is it the On Close event of the form?

Don't know if you ever check this page or not, but I was just wondering what happened with this?

Where do you have the following code right now (what event)? If Me!frmEquipmentSubform.Form!Name > "" Then DoCmd.Close acForm, "frmEquipmentSubform" Else MsgBox ("Enter Name") End If

Sometimes you have to play with it a little to get it into a format that Access likes. I would probably try putting it here: If Me!frmEquipmentSubform.Form!Name > "" Then DoCmd.Close acForm, "frmEquipmentSubform" Else MsgBox ("Enter Name") DoCmd.CancelEvent End If Let me know if that works or...

I think you have to cancel the event (the exit command) that caused this to run. You might try adding in a DoCmd.CancelEvent to see if that stops the form from closing.

Don't know exactly what you're looking for, but if you're interested in straight VB.NET and not VBA then you might try looking here first. The MSDN site has all kinds of tutorials and other little gems hidden throughout.

Are you coding this in the main form then, and not the subform? If so, maybe you can try Me!frmEquipmentSub.Form!Name to see if that works. Otherwise, here is a document that was posted ages ago by Mile-O that I still find useful:

I'm so sorry to hear of your loss. I'll keep you and your family in my thoughts and prayers.

But that would defeat the purpose of this game, wouldn't it? :confused:

Happy Birthday Len, hope you had a good one! I'm thinking that since I'm posting this so late, you won't read it until tomorrow. :)

Beautiful picture, where was it taken?

I almost didn't recognize you without Groundskeeper Willie. :cool:

That's just what I was thinking too. :rolleyes: