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Last week I updated my Office 365 2013 to 2016. Have not done much so far but it looks very similar. Most obvious difference is when the ribbon is collapsed...the colour. Like 2013 it runs complex .mdb files without any issues. it seems to me that MS is trying to get as many people...

You could try something like setting the "height" property of the footer and the "top" property of you your text box that totals the number of transactions and based on the number of records showing in the sub form. Try attaching the code to the OnCurrent event. Personally I think if you...

Are batch file (.bat) supported in Windows 10?

What about 8.1

I am stuck with Access:) It is now for the last 20 years

I am very happy with 8.1, prefer it Windows 7 and because of networking ease. In fact I just bought two more Toshibas while 8.1 is still there. I also advised a mate (not a computer person as such) to bring forward his purchases which he was looking at doing around October. I have the...

When I have been battling to get something working the answer has often come as the sun rises, that is, I have been up all night through to the morning. Also, I seem to solve real difficult stuff while using the laptop while watching TV. In fact there have been times where I have spent a few...

One of the video streaming applications stopped shutdown/s. A box pops that needs OK clicked. But shutdown/p went straight through. I suspect because shutdown/s opens a band with a one minute warning to shutdown. However, shutdown/p just goes straight to shutting down.

I just made a .bat file shutdown/s stuck it in a macro and the macro On Time event on form. Open the little data base file and the form on autoexec for open. Worked like a charm with either Youtube or video streaming like Netflix etc. and also radio station playing from their website...

Many thanks, much appreciated.

I know it can be done with task scheduling for a set time. However, I am looking for a way whereby the changing the time to shut off is very quick and easy to do as it would be continually done at different times. I have searched Google high and low but to no avail. I was hoping that I could...

My experience is that it is a hit or miss deal. The 2003.mdb will run without changes in. At least that has been my experience on a couple of versions of very complex 2003 mdbs. Among other things these mdbs have a lot of instances where they open Word and fill bookmarks or open Excel and fill...

Thanks for the response. I ended up getting a Toshiba a bit further up the scale with Processor: Intel Core i3-4005U It is working perfectly on youtube and the video streaming.

It's excellent for the small business. I have done lots where it has involved replacing Excel.

Australia has now had the laws since 1996, so almost 20 years. Probably the main difference is a lot of extra jobs in each states Firearms Registry. Also diversion of police resources because of the checking on the requirements for "safe keeping" which requires police visits. We also now have...

I am about to buy another laptop and I am wondering if you have good internet will a lower grade laptop be OK. My internet connection averages 14.5 Mbps to 15.5 Mbps. It's a Toshiba as follows: Key Features: 15.6" HD Widescreen with LED Backlit Display Intel® Pentium® Processor...

Thanks Dave. I think I might leave well alone and bite the bullet and practice more on 2013:) and especially since you can use 2013 to make an application for 2003 mdb format.

I have Office 365 subscription on one computer. I would like to also put it on a second computer which has 2003. However, I don't want lose Access 2003 as I still prefer it for making applications and they run fine on 2013 whether converted or left as the .mdb file. I mainly want to do it so...

I just copied this from my own stuff but it is for Word Forms!PrintAndClose!LetterName = ("" + Format(Now, "YYYY-MM-DD") + " " & Format(Now, "hh-mm-ss") + " " & ([Forms]![PrintAndClose]![CLSurname]) + " " & ([Forms]![PrintAndClose]![Text469]) + " " & "Not Printed" + ".doc") That produces...

Problem solved. I had dragged a form out in full width and as a result could not see the property details.