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As per Uncle Gizmo, I also use barcode fonts. Cross-W Systems are an excellent supplier

Hi Bee In your form properties, set the Navigation Buttons property to No

The posted sample does run with Access 2k

Hi I made up a small sample for you that will recurse the directory(ies) depending on where you start the search from. ( see code ) The table tblFiles stores all the names & paths of the files. You can use the table as a record source for a listbox. Give it a try as follows: from the debug...

This utility allows the user to create and manage form letter. Originally done using Access 1.0 / 1.1

This utility was originally written using Access 1.0 / 1.1 .

My one wish, is that Toronto would shut down for a few months

Good morning I had begun to put something together regarding Access commands, but did not have a chance to finish it. Possibly, if you do vave a chance to finish it please post it back. Best regards Maurice

Can you post the database?... this sounds simple enough to fix

Check out the DateDiff function

Why don't you just send the report out in Word format?

Sometimes if you have used a certain font on the development machine that is not available on the other users machine, you may end up with strange display results.

Good afternoon Sorry for the tardy respose, I've been away for a few days. I've tried coding the app for resorting the columns, however this seems to affect the Bookmark. The best way to sort the columns is to place the cursor in the field - i.e. Order, then right click then select Sort...

Good morning Please check the Form Open event in the frmMainMenu in the example supplied, that where it all happens.

Your command line would be something like this: DoCmd.OpenReport "rptDetails", _ WhereCondition:="RecordID=" & Me.RecordID or you can create a query to print only the current record

Create a form and enter your dates there, then reference the form and the control name(s) on your report. i.e. Frm_Dates txtStartDate, txtEndDate then your references will be Frm_Dates!txtStartDate and Frm_Dates!txtEndDate

You can save your form as a report by right-clicking on the form

Check out the PrtDevMode property or PrtDevNames property in Access Help

Not exactly sure what your requirements are, however, maybe you need to use GroupBy on your data

When you share a database in Microsoft Access and try to update a record that another user has already updated, your update is not successful, and you receive the following error message: Data has changed; Operation stopped. After you click the OK button, you receive the following...