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Thanks for the heads up: Yesterday I updated Office and the version is: Access 365 Version 2506 - Build 16.0.18925.20138 64-bit I've run some tests with a database that had this issue, and it seems resolved for now. As I mentioned in my Post #29 Regards.

Thanks again, Colin. I'll definitely be using your app. Best regards.

Thanks, Colin: Just yesterday I updated to 2506-20092. I opened some databases and it seems to have fixed the problem. I hope it doesn't affect any other databases. What I don't quite understand is that two different numbers are appearing, according to the attached image. When I click the...

Hi Colin: Your input is always important. It helps a lot. Thank you

On this topic: I happened to see an article by Daniel Pineault today about the disappearance of Form Button labels. I couldn't tell if he cited the images, but they're included in the disappearances. I found it strange that it was only happening to me. Regards >> JTJ

Perfect Colin: Thank you

Thanks Colin: I tried downloading your example and I got a message >> Not Found The requested URL was not found on this server. Regards

Hi Colin and Mike: Colin: If I make the changes you suggested, I naturally get the same result. I can admit that I may have accidentally modified a property on some command button, but that's not the case because, since yesterday, "every database I open" has anomalies of that type. For some...

Thanks for your responses: Gemma: The problem, as I see it, isn't a text color issue. This can happen inadvertently and accidentally.It doesn't just happen to me with databases I created. I've looked at some I downloaded from the internet as an example, and the same thing happens to me I'm...

Hi Gasman:I'm not getting any updates. As I mentioned in my post #5, I think I can only wait for one, hoping it fixes the problem. Did you have to manipulate something to get the titles to display, or did they just appear when you opened the form? Best regards.

Of course, Mike: I've attached a file. It only includes the form I posted in the image. I think it's sufficient to see the anomaly. Regards

Thank you both for your replies: I still don't know the cause of the problem, but it persists. I'm attaching another image: It's a not-so-recent application. The buttons are all from the same date. As you can see, some show the title, while others don't. I won't make any changes for now, so I...

Microsoft® Access® para Microsoft 365 MSO (versión 2506 compilación 16.0.18925.20022) de 64 bits Since yesterday, the button titles and images have disappeared in all the databases I open. In some Form Buttons, the image is retained if it's from a file. Titles are missing. The images that have...

Thanks for your input. I'm sure it'll be helpful.

There are certainly two parts (Forms). With your suggestion, the Windows form now opens on top of "MyColorPicker," and I meant to open it according to the image I attached. It's not that important; I was just curious to expand my knowledge of how to manage those objects. If it's very complex, I...

Hi MajP: I downloaded your example from this Post #14, which is very good. I don't know if it would be too complicated to place the "Color Window" right next to Text2, and aligned with the top of the Form >> FrmDemo Just like in the attached figure. Is it possible? I have no idea how to do it...

Hi Chris: Very good work you've done. Based on the text of your post, what I understood (I'm not sure if it's correct) is that you're ultimately looking for an ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning). I understood it to be "only" a load of workstations in hours. For this, each product must obviously...

Hi Chris: I understand that what you need is a "Utility" to calculate machine load. If so: 1.Do you have a "Route Map" defined for each product in your database? 2. Do you have a setup time and process time defined for each machine and product phase? 3. Do you work against orders or against...

That's right, Collin. I mentioned it as a "comparative," understanding that each code has its own scope of application. Regards.

I've tried Edgar's solution and it seems fine to me. However, compared to: DoCmd.SetWarnings False 'Code DoCmd.SetWarnings True Which is quite "clean," it doesn't seem like the definitive solution. Still, Edgar's work is appreciated. Best regards.