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Which is exactly what I am now doing. That one line about control is so stuck in the middle, right under the chart, that I did in fact gloss over it. Didn't help that the example was solely for the read only scenario, either. :) Thanks again Bob.

That simple! Thanks a lot. The help section for UserControl implies that it's a read only variable, not one I can set. I'm noticing that Application.CloseCurrentDatabase still closes the MDB, but I leave open the newer instance of Access. Do you think if I just Set Application = Nothing...

Sorry for the thread necromancy, but the basic code in this thread has been both very helpful and very frustrating to me. I have a database that tracks the work done on other databases. So I currently have a form that pops up the name of the appropriate mdb file, and using the OpenADatabase...