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display some long text (commentaires) in forms. Within the text are to be hyperlinks to figures which opens in a new form. I have tried using text boxes & labels but the text is too long for these. Also I would like to group all commentaries for a site in one form and then jump to the location...

I have these word documents that I have to display. Within these documents are to be hyperlinks to some figures. I do not want to display them in Word as I do not want the Word bars etc. so I thought that I could do them all in a form and jump to the relevant area of the form as needed. Sort of...

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Thanks, but this is a lot of text which cannot be put in a text box and setFocus does not work with labels. You see I have these word documents that I have to display. Within these documents are hyperlinks to some figures. I do not want to display them in Word as I do not want the Word bars...

I am using buttons to search for specific information. when the data is found it is displayed in a list box. I also need to display a total at the bottom of the box like total number of sites. Hown can i do that using code.

Is it possible to hyperlink to section in a form, like a bookmark? If so, how and if not what is the best way?

I am updating a counter on exit of a form. If the form is empty and the user clicks exit then a blank value will be written. How can I check if the form has data in it using code and not ONNODATA.

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I am displaying some images which are stored outside of access in a form. The path to these images are stored in a field and swapped in when needed. Is there a way to specify a relative path so that it changes if I move the database to say a CD-ROM?

I have an unbound form with a combo box, a list box and a control for a picture with navigational buttons under the picture box. I select a category from the combo box and if there are sub categories for this category they are displayed in the tex box. I then select from the text box and the...