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Access 2007 Runtime CAN WORK with Access 2003 Databases ... Perfectly (except all the stuff that aren't working in 2007 edition like background image etc, even if the format of the database is 2003)

Just this. I think it is simple to simulate the Internet Explorer refresh, 5 seconds after the page is loaded ... Any suggestions on that ?

Well, if you want my opinion, it just work fine ... I have used it in many applications and is working very nice. These isn't "abit iffy", just make sure that you are storing the data in memo fields where unicode compression is enabled. This is the best way to maintain your DB without...

To activate the hook use : Dim blRet As Boolean blRet = MouseWheelOFF(True, False) To deactivate the hook : Dim blRet As Boolean blRet = MouseWheelON and just in case place the .dll file in the same directory with your application-database. Do not register the dll in the registry

These is also a way to autoresize the Active X control, since you don't know always the size of the Rich text document. So to display it correctly and exactly at the size of the document, use this : http://www.lebans.com/richtext.htm#ResizingCode

Well my friend. I agree with other people but these is something you can use. Thanks to Lebans just use his free Active X http://www.lebans.com/richtext.htm inside your applications and a Full Rich Editor is using any memo field to store data and display them as you want (in reports too).

I forgot to tell you that this code was working until I installed the beta Office 2007. But after uninstalling the office 2007 the problem seems to remain. Any suggestions ?

Dear Developers. I'm trying to implement a small VB6 program that performs a Find and Replace Action in a word document. The problem is that I'm getting this: "runtime error 430 - Class does not support automation or does not support expected interface." All references seems to be ok...

Just make your reports as popup and modal too.

Hello friends. Do you know anything about a new Developer Extension for Access 2007 ? Thank :) :)

The big problem is that the label's "on mouse move" event sometimes does not undestand that the mouse has moved, espesially when you move it very very fast. Any suggestions ???? Anyway thanks a lot for your help and now I believe that we have a brand new way to implement main forms ...

Hey Developers. Here is a solution for it. Just have a look ... :)

Thanks KeithG but I really wish I could do that. :):) I don't know how. Perhaps a search on the web ...

Just have a look at Windows manipulation sample (Peter's software - Freeware). There is a way to find out the form's rectangle in pixels. The problem now is how to find the mouse coordinates in pixels too :) :) :)

heyyyyyyyyy !!!!! Maybe there is a way to find the mouse coordinates and if it is inside the forms rectange (in pixels like .left, .top, .right, .bottom) then the form will rise Up. What do you think about this idea ...

Just follow the directions http://www.tek-tips.com/faqs.cfm?fid=2562 but remember : Make your forms popup and modal = true otherwise nothing will be desplayed. As for the autohidden form, I believe that using the timer event is a good idea. But certainly isn't as nice as the method we are...

Anyone else please ? Any comments, suggestions, ideas ? Is there any way, any event, to understand that the mouse pointer isn't over a form ? Thanks a lot (again) ... :)

Niniel and KeithG you are right. I can make the other forms to minimize the primer form. This is easy by performing some actions on the other form's "on activate" or "on focus". But imagine that the only form that will be visible is the main form (Ms Access Window will be hidden). The main form...

Thanks a lot for your answer Niniel. Never thought again using macros. But I am going to do it exactly as you explained. The big problem is that I want the form to roll up again (dissapear) when the mouse has left the form (detail). This is the tough one :) :)

Posting just to put it up. Please if anwone can give at least some directions. I know it is too hard to implement such a thing with ms access. Anyone ? :) :) :)