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This example allows the user to select all the names that start with the same letter or select all.

Perhaps the sample that I have posted in the samples area might be useful to you .... ie. how to programatically select a printer.. http://www.access-programmers.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=105694

I beleive you wish to build a gradient. Attached is the Gradients.zip which will unzip to Gradient.exe. This utility is done some 10 years ago using Delphi. Just play around with the utility to get familiar with it. Once you have the colors you want, then just save the bitmap to disk and...

Don't feel bad. On Nov 29, I reported/complained about the spam. I was basically told that the spam was being handled....Here's the reply from Ken Higg .... apparently we have no spam --------- Dear MStCyr, KenHigg has just replied to a thread you have subscribed to entitled - For Sale...

I have a sample database called Letter generator located at the following address, which might be of some help http://www.access-programmers.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=113956

Good morning To add a field to your form, make that the field is included in your query or your main table, then simply drag the field from your field list onto your form

Good morning There a many examples regarding the mousewheel. Here is one of them. http://www.access-programmers.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=20192 Best regards Maurice

then you just import the data into the appropriate table using an append query

Hi This is quite simple to do. Just link to your Excel table

The name of MS Access is OMain

Take a look at the MoveSize command

Hello As a quick test, I tried to debug both forms and both failed on Combo116. You may want to review this. Best regards Maurice

Here's a sample to create tables and insert data. DROP TABLE Books; CREATE TABLE Books ( Title TEXT (30), Author TEXT (10), Length INTEGER ); INSERT INTO Books VALUES ("Visual Basic Algorithms", "Stephens", 358); INSERT INTO Books VALUES ("Visual Graphics Programming"...

Good morning I have placed a fairly good example of a DragAndDrop routine at the following location: http://www.access-programmers.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=107665 Hope this helps out. Best regards Maurice St-Cyr

Hi Matt Can you send me the text file and the table you're importing into ... I'll take a look at it. This is normally a simple task. My email is: stcyrm@aol.com Maurice

How are you trying to import the data - Copy & Paste?... are you using Paste Append?... if not, then you should try that

I believe you're thinking of the Paste Error table

That does not seem right.... you must start with the Forms collection ( Forms) and then the form you are referencing and then the control itself, hence Forms!FormYouAreReferencing!ControlOnTheForm ---------------------------------------------------------------- Would it look like this? Is...

You should check your references: This can be caused by differences in either the location or file version of certain files between the machine where the application was developed, and where it's being run (or the file missing completely from the target machine). Such differences are common...

This will work for you: Like IIf([Forms]![FindGuest]![txtStartDate]="","*","*" & [Forms]![FindGuest]![txtEndDate] & "*")