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The code's pretty simple... Private Sub gymcentrezoom_Click() If gymcentrezoom.Caption = "+" Then 'Perform the zooming operation 'add_gymcentre.width = add_gymcentre.width add_gymcentre.Height = add_gymcentre.Height + 1220 add_gymcentre.BorderColor = vbRed add_gymcentre.BorderWidth = 2...

I've got a form which will have several subforms in it. I've got a button by each subform with a '+' sign on it. When the user clicks the '+' sign, the subform gains a red border and is enlarged over other controls, that '+' sign then becomes a '-' sign and when pressed returns everything back...

Thanks for the help, compacting worked

Here's my dilema: Here's what I can't figure out: How did this file get to be 27MB with no data in it? Here's what I'm going to do: How do I get out of this mess? (I'm going to completely rewrite it) Where do I start normalising? (hopefully the redesign will help)

Sorry, I wasn't clear enough in the last post. All I want to do is only allow alphanumeric characters in this field. EDIT: I just reread this and it looks a little rude, I assure you all it was not the intention, I've added a comma after the 'sorry', should read better now.

Of course you will need to install the MyODBC drivers so that Access can play nicely with MySQL. These are available in the 'Downloads' section of http://www.mysql.com

Yeah, normalisation helps. I'd also recommend drawing an Entity Relationship diagram, it helps you think in 'many and one' style. Here's an example of an Entity Relationship Diagram: A user can be a member of Many Groups A user can have many 'prodlink' records. A product can have many...

Hi, this is my first time posting and I have a really stupid easy question, how do I build an expression which allows letters, numbers and an underscore? Much like (in PHP): $regex = '^'. '[_a-z0-9-]+'. /* One or more underscore, alphanumeric, or hyphen...