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I've taken this just one step further, what I had was the task list open as I wanted it but the switchboard on some systems based on their display settings would be overlapped. So I've embeded the first task list as a sub form into the upper left of a form, and then created my own switchboard...

That worked great, it allowed me to locate the form. I removed access to min, max and close buttons and border to thin, and non-moveable.. closest thing I could get to an anchored form Thanks for the help.

Hi. I've created a form with a list box that will get the username, look up a task list and then load the list box with those tasks. I'm doing this as a reminder of things to do. However, I'd like to anchor it to the right side of the database window, but I can't seem to be able to do that...

I figured I probably asked the question wrong.. My guess by your response is these are embeded more in Access and DAO allows you to manipulate the objects. Let me use a snip from some code I found while searching for a potential list.. This may clarify a bit better. Credit to Gemma for this...

We'll I've lurked for a few months and just recently started asking questions and posting. Wanted to say my hello in the proper forum and I look forward to asking a lot of questions.. Eventually answering some too. Thanks, Ed User of Access since '97 and all versions until 2007 (so far)...

I think I need to go and introduce myself as I've noticed there's a place for that.. I've found this to be a great place to ask a question and get a good answer. I've tried searching but I think I'm possibly not searching the forum or Google with the right keywords. I found in here where...

Thanks. I appreciate the help.

Bob, I found on your website your reasons for not doing lookup at the table level, which unfortunately I did 5-6 years ago when creating several databases that are currently used. I'm now starting a task to consolidate our databases with my own login security but have all of these tables with...

Found this discussion in a search but it brings up an interesting thought in something I'm trying to do.. What you're saying is open a form linked to a dummy table with no data.. And that will help with performance for a multiuser FE/BE setup? Using Access 2007.. having no SQL Server.. will...

Thanks to both.. Though I've used access since 97, I've steered away from Macros.. not sure why.. but I'd consider myself uneducated in them. that was much easier than I thought.

I have a couple of update querys that search a status and/or date information and change the status of the record based on the criteria I've given. The querys work fine, I've just tried to use a Macro to run both queries. In testing the Macro it worked, but it prompted me four times.. two...