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Not sure about this but could you try a label instead of a textbox? I have no idea about the limits of a label but its just a suggestion.

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Yeah, I couldn't remember if I could leave it out or not so I just left the ".value" in there. Thanks for clarifying that.

if len(me.textbox.value) <> 0 then me.textbox.value = me.textbox.value & ".jpg" Try this instead.

Can you put something like this: me.textbox.value = me.textbox.value & ".jpg" That should work I think.

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Anyone been to www.darwinawards.com If your not familiar with the darwin awards it's basically a site where people have submitted stories where idiots have been involved in serious accidents or deaths that are the result of complete numbskull behavior. Not that I'm glad anyone has died, but...

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If you are trying to do this with vba you need to set it up like Dim criteria as string criteria = "9*" in the SQL part of the query you need to rewrite the WHERE part like so Where rst.fieldname Like '" & criteria & "' This is a (single quote) (double quote) & criteria & (double quote)...

I'm using Access 2k and win xp. I created a form based on a query(qryMTX105). The unfiltered query had 1500 records. I have a textbox on the form to enter a number that I want to filter the query on. I never really created forms based on queries or tables before so I think I really goofed...

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If I'm reading your problem correctly then you could try this: 1) Set the form property "Navigation Buttons" from Yes to No 2) Create your on set of Navigation buttons on the form and then you can code them specific to your needs. If your using the pre-defined navigation buttons that...

Not sure if you did this already but what if you create a macro to do the import and then convert the macro to vba to get the code. That's what I've done in the past. HTH