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What do you want to do? In most cases the limited uniqueness of the EntryId is enough. If it is just about uniqueness per se, you can also store the EntryId of the information store containing the contact. If you need to track items which may be moved across different information stores, you can...

Review the EntryId property of Outlook contacts.

Which Update Channel are you on? I'm not sure whether Monaco arrived in the semi-annual channels yet.

Not sure what relevance that does bear. It appears, it is possible to use RegExps to only reject links to other sites. Here is a thread in the Xenforo community showing examples: https://xenforo.com/community/threads/spam-phrases-to-detect-external-links-moderate.199113/

The first line looks like a Regular Expression to me. If this is correct, it should be possible to rewrite the "*//*" line to something that does not match links back to this site but every other occurrence of "//".

I would guess, (un)loading a COM add-in will trigger Access to reload/reprocess the ribbon XML. - If this is true, the behavior is more or less logical. The only potentially surprising "feature" is that the ribbon XML of the current database is (re)processed last. With startFromScratch="true"...

I think, @Josef P. was asking whether you hide ribbon tabs while you are developing the application. If your approach to hiding the ribbons tabs is "Hide everything, then show what the current user has permission for.", then it appears likely that you yourself are hiding the missing VCS tab.

It seems not. Marital statuses possible in most jurisdictions would be: Single, Married, Divorced, Widowed There may be several more, depending on jurisdiction and context.

Try to find and eliminate the cause of these volume fluctuations. It might be a defective microphone. Also check and experiment sensitivity and noise cancelling settings of the microphone driver/software. Your wife should also observe herself, whether she changes her position relative to the...

SELECT TABLE_CATALOG ,TABLE_SCHEMA ,TABLE_NAME ,COLUMN_NAME FROM INFORMATION_SCHEMA.COLUMNS WHERE COLUMN_NAME = 'YourKnownColumnName' This works with a number of database systems, including Microsoft SQL Server, which support the INFORMATION_SCHEMA Standard.

The VBA environment is not suitable to display Unicode characters, which are not included in your current character set (ANSI codepage). - From your original problem with the three-dot-character we know that it is not included in your codepage. Not exactly. The core characteristics should be...

It's the third time you ask this question without providing much detail. Without you providing further detail on your requirements and intentions, it is unlikely that you will get a more substantial and suitable reply this time. Your previous posts got some short pointers to possible...

And the regex would be correct because it actually *is* an URL.

EAGetMail is a commercial 3rd party component. You buy a license, then download and install their setup. After you did this it should also be available in Microsoft Access/VBA. They even have a 64bit edition of their component. So, I don't see a reason why you couldn't use this component if you...

You mean the "Microsoft CDO for Windows 2000 Library"? That does neither contain a CDO.Session nor a CDO.Inbox class. This CDO library is only meant to send emails, not to receive them.

Attend and find out. ;-)

The environment variable UserProfile will give you the beginning of the path including the username. Dim UserProfilePath as String UserProfilePath = Environ("Userprofile") Dim abre abre = Shell("explorer.exe " & UserProfilePath & "\Documents\Backups", vbNormalFocus)

Yes: "(Access 2007 - 2016 file format)"

1.) The two windows are not of the same version. The blueish window in the front is Access 2007, the white/grey window in the background is at least Access 2019 and might be even the most recent version of Access 365 as of today. 2.) You do have nearly the same number of icons. Actually, I see...

Here 🙋‍♂️ I do that occasionally. But, IIRC, this would already trigger the capitalization issue if class name and variable name don't use the exact same capitalization. So, it would be tolerable if your code would change this unintentionally.