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cheers Rich. Hi I've established a common sort of missing reference problem with run time versions that I'm distributing to a client. Db works fine on my machine Access 2002. Run using the runtime short cut on my machine no problem. Create the packaged application, run the set up and instal the...

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Security is not my strong point but how about removing access to the file location on the file sharing thingy. No idea if that will help though.

what are you going to do with the list once you have it? are the names the email addresses. eg dan@jengibre.f9.co.uk or Dan T? Are you plcaing them in a new email item or just using them for reference. Might affect how you want to build the list.

HI Jez what you need to do is read the word feildname as my fieldname and bung whatever the name of the field is into the expression. You can declare a variable for the control and set it to equal the fieldname and use that if you like. Something like dim fldDate as control set fldDate =...

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the reason the date only adds one is each time you call the routine you are asking it to add 1 day to todays date not the last date you have. You need to pass the last date to the function. ie the field name where the date is being updated. Therefore when you add a day the next time you run the...

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are you looking for the datediff() function? Add/subtract any part dd mm yy or time for a date.