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it wasnt realy about time , i thought it was a case closed . why would i assume there was another question laying in there :)

sorry for the late reply but that thread got carried away. please try to post new questions in new threads. now for your answer , hide the database window in startup options isnt doing it for you ? it should.

advise taken in consideration thanks

ok you say that your sure that such a field is sure to be part of your report (would you double check please ? spelling and everything ?) now , which section of the report you have your code running ? do notice that report's sections are privately referanced (i.e if your code is within a header...

things in forums are usually in that sequance : You learn >> You try >> You fail >> You come here and ask why you failed your post suggested that you didnt go through that sequance which makes it an unfiltered bulk of procedures one would refrain from going through.

go pdf then , u can always use 3rd party pdf printer drivers that outputs a report in adobe acrobat format and showes exactly like how the report looks like , mind u further powerfull security options in acrobat deny users from manipulating these reports plus all the other features u mentioned ...

well there are various approaches to that. you can always keep a backup copy of the table also a backup field at the same table also an update field flag on table also creating a security table that gets inserts from triggered after update property from where your table values are set. now...

ok this isnt actually a question but a trick i'd like to share , if by any chance you have a better way feel free to share :) now here goes the problem first : you have an updatable view on sql server that is linked to your project , the view shows as a linked table with only one draw back ...

what is see is just a setting but not a question .. did u try the code i posted to u erlier , the one that loops and uses bookmarks ?

ok here goes , first .picture parameter is usually filled in by a path to a bmp (or any other non jpg / transparent gif picture formats which might cause errors on enforcement) ex : mybutton.picture = "c:\myphoto.bmp" so that answers your question. on the other hand there is a set of built in...

what is your question again ?

interesting , have u tried this ? lstvwXclList.Locked = true

please include me an abstracted sample and i'll see what i can do

5 / 5 of ur previous posts it was me who helped you out. and please oh please try to take in the idea of minimizing/optimizing your code.

Your problem is merily that you used to have Outlook referanced within your access application and now it is uninstalled . Now questions that might help you solve your problem : 1 - have you upgraded your office installation ? if so have you upgraded / removed previous outlook installation ? 2 -...

updatebatch is an ado feature that adds the functionality of replication to applications relying on ado in communicating with databases and since access has its own replication module mind you it is already a database than rather an application access isnt benefiting much of such a feature.

would u help by stating field names and how you store your data types ? (strings / integers / dates)

in access 2003 its easily done in button creation wizard (Reports operation >> Mail report >> Select report) in access 2007 however they are trying to emphasise macros , so u will find a send mail macro where you will provide report's name, yet also you can use VBA code generated by access 2003...

once again u master the art of adding pointless procedures in your coding that keeps amazing me as u go further in your project, if this code is to be wrote it'd look like this: Dim dtfriday AS Date dtfriday = Forms![frmTimesheetManager]![txtDay6] me.project1 = DLookup("[Project ID]"...

this requires a 3rd party html parser object, windows has one but its limited to single page parsing (ie, it doesnt support page redirection , nore password authentication) called MSXML you can google it for more.