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On the other hand, I heard that the Obamas have opted to pay for White House renovations out of their own pockets, which seems reasonable to me.

Yeah, I'm with you there, you would think people had never seen a virus before :eek:

Is that funny?

Anybody see any good ones yet? I just came accross this one: http://mail.google.com/mail/help/autopilot/index.html Pretty funny I think.

As to the argument that religious people are just as educated as atheists, consider this: http://www.theregister.co.uk/2007/09/05/goat_sacrifice/ Are these the actions of educated people? In case anyone objects to the source of the previous link...

Now that is an intriguing idea that I hadn't considered. I will run the upsizing wizard and see if that works.

I know, I've been so busy I haven't had time to come around and hassle all of you in quite awhile! You can tell things are winding down when you start worrying about the huge undocumented mess you have on your hands though :) I was starting to come to the same conclusion you did about doing it...

Does anybody have a database management/UML/case/diagram tool that they really like that isn't super expensive that will successfully reverse engineer an mdb including the relationships between the tables? I know that is a lot to ask, which is why I haven't found anything yet. Everything I...

Thats what I would do if I were you. Since you are going back to XP, it probably doesn't matter, but on Vista you can turn user account control on or off in the control panel.

I get paid more than that and I live in a cheaper state. I think what it comes down to is your responsibility within the organization, not what you can do with Access or other programs per se. It sounds like your position is sort of an ancillary support position, not something that is integral...

Wow I can't believe that worked. I put isexecuting variables in the current events of both subforms and the problem is gone. Thank you thank you thank you!

I deploy a 2003 runtime application in XP and Vista environments. I have easily 200% MORE problems with the Vista deployments. One thing you can do that may fix some of the issues is to turn user account control OFF. That really messes everything up. Good luck to you.

Ok it gets stranger, but maybe this is actually leading somewhere: When I comment out every single call to the procedure, AND comment out the procedure itself, it doesn't fix the behaviour - the same exact thing happens except it is with the next procedure that is called from the form current...

Ok, I imported everything into a blank database, that was a lot easier than I thought it would be, but it didn't solve the problem. Yes, I have used mztools and looked up every procedure that calls this one, but the problem is that it appears that the procedure is starting without being called...

Yes but I have security set up on this db, doesn't that make it more complicated?

Thanks for responding guys. Yes I have tried compact and repair, along with decompiling. I have not tried importing everything into a new database because it would be a big pain but I may try that. I do have mztools, and I have looked at everywhere the procedure is called. What is strange is...

How do you find out what called a procedure? There is one spot in my application where a screen gets "stuck" in an endless refresh cycle. What is strange is that when the code gets to the end of the on current event, and it should be done, for some reason this other procedure starts again and...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vL7FcvEydqg Now if only it were god that had been spotted instead, we might have been able to kill this thread for good.

Good idea!

I'll start. Upon discovering a single bug in a new release: Is the new version of your software another "Vista"? I am really torn up about this, can anyone commiserate with me?:(