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Maybe this might help : http://www.databasedev.co.uk/bound_image_form.html

Go to the form in design mode and set the form property > Shortcut menu to No Hth

Then you might use "EHBO*" in your field status.

You might try this instead : "'"

So the property sheet was there all the time, but it got outside your "window". Anyway, glad you sorted it out.

You might try this : Open a blank database. Go to : tools > start up > advanced and make sure all items are checked like : - allow full menu - allow default shortcut menus - etc The go to : tools>customize > toolbars tab > properties and ensure that all items are checked like : - allow...

Got this from Access help : If the Memo field is manipulated through DAO and only text and numbers [not binary data] will be stored in it, then the size of the Memo field is limited by the size of the database. Would that help ?

Actually there seems to be an Iphone coffin :D

OK, try this : Go to your form in design mode. Go to view> proprties and the proprties window should open. Hth

Thanks will take that into consideration. Btw. The PC I'll need the monitor for is from 2006. Would I need to change the 128MB ATI RADEON X300 SE HYPERMEMORY to a newer version. I hardly play any games, so it's not to improve to video display.

What version of acces do you use ? And are you in an *.mdb.

Guess you mean this : :rolleyes::p

That's what I meant with : Estimated 1% using Access ( with ODBC compliant) as their ERP, some 10% using Acces ( stand alone) to manipulate data retrieved from Company legacy system ( SAP, Baan, Oracle, etc) Side note 1: I just found this ( UK only) ...

Just make sure you're in the design mode of a form,query, etc. Right click on the object should give you the properties of that object. Hth

Thanks for the valuable info Minkey. Man, it's really a jungle out there , identifying a good product for a reasonable price. But the 226BW seems to be one of the better monitors. I 've been bombarded with info and reviews , but nevertheless made some sort of selection to choose from : NEC...

Try changing this to : myfile = OpenFile("c:\d\", "xls", "*dps.xls", 0)

Hi all, I'm considering buying a new monitor for one of my PC's. I'm using an old NEC 1880 LCD, which I personally find a very good one. Hence, I figured that a NEC LCD 2190 UXp would be a great choice, albeit it's quite an expensive thing. Could anyone give me some alternatives on what you...

What's the error that you get ? Btw.: better not name a table as DATA. Data is a preserved word in Acces which might give you errors. Hth

Me too. Have you tried Fedora 10 live CD already. Works like a chram with me. ;)

There are lots of examples on this forum. Key words : transfer spreadsheet or import excel data. Here's an example : http://www.access-programmers.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=163138&highlight=import+excel Hth