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You've reversed the arguments: https://www.theaccessweb.com/general/gen0018.htm

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I've been using DSN-less linked tables for awhile, but if memory serves when you link a table via the ODBC data sources, there's a checkbox somewhere along the line that lets you save the password.

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Working code with personal bits removed: Option Compare Database Option Explicit Const cdoSendUsingPickup = 1 'Send message using the local SMTP service pickup directory. Const cdoSendUsingPort = 2 'Send the message using the network (SMTP over the network). Const cdoAnonymous = 0 'Do not...

It does not work for me, using my creds and From address.

I use Daniel's code with O365: https://www.devhut.net/vba-cdo-mail/

The only way to get an accde to run on 64bit Access is to create it with 64bit Access. Do you have a computer available with that?

Is the subform's Allow Additions property set to No by chance?

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I've only scanned the article, but I don't see the connection to Covid. They mention a freeze in screenings that started in 2012.

Welcome. FYI I moved your thread out of the intro forum.

I would have stayed with 32bit in the Vegas office but IT there went to O365 64bit for all the users, so I had to switch as well. I think it (the 64bit decision) was because of a few heavy Excel users, but I'm not really sure. As we all know it doesn't really benefit Access.

I develop for operations in 2 cities. In one I have 32bit 2016, in the other I got forced on to O365 64bit. The 64bit conversion wasn't bad, but I hate being on the bleeding edge updates-wise. I've already been bitten by a couple of update related bugs.

I have no knowledge on the subject, but I would speculate that military aircraft need the ability to turn it off if, in a combat situation, it would broadcast their location. Not good if the enemy can see where you are. That said, I can think of no reason it should have been off in this situation.

If you're asking me, no clue. I haven't seen the video of the crash. Whether they did or not, I think it was premature to blame DEI and by extension the controller. If that's what the evidence points to later, okay. And not just that the controller was at fault, but that they were a DEI hire...

Frankly I think Trump jumped the gun. I haven't paid close attention, but the reports I've heard said the air traffic controller advised the helicopter of the incoming jet, asked if they saw it, and told them to avoid it, apparently without response. The helicopter pilot had to know they were...

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I have a number of automated processes running. I had similar experience and used the same workaround, but for a number of years I've been able to just call the accdb/mdb directly. Not sure what changed or when.

Another vote for Snagit, though I haven't tried the built-in snipper for some time.