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After looking some more I figured out where I messed up. Now I need to link to my records. Thanks again for your help! Much appreciated.

So I have it working. I have my form pulling the default image, and pulls in the 00001.bmp in if it exists, otherwise it pulls in the default image. As for the edit button....I created a button and input the code per your example. However, when i press the edit button, it gives me the error...

Yesssssir. Thanks - got it back to normal..... I will have to lookup how to make the mdw apply to only the specific database I guess - Is that what you mean by "use the command line parameter to tell your secure db to use the new .mdw"?

Very Nice. Let me take a stab at it. THANKS AGAIN !

[Access 2003 in Windows XP] For the first ever, i created a security group (mdw) for 1 db that i have. Tools>Security>Workgroup Administrator I proceeded to "Create" and created a mdw called ProntoSec.mdw for a database called prontoparts.mdb and saved it in the same folder where...

DCrake - would you mind sharing the code for how you did what your documentation sheet that you shared explains? Where a record starts with a default image....then being allowed to open it and edit....then saving back for that record? And the circle of life continuing for each new record...

im so confused

You were the only one who posted to your own questions with the answers but you got my problems resolved.....so THANKS!

if you search google mde to mdb there are some tools out there. that happened to me once. i was able to import the tables, forms, etc. and then just had to do some adjustments to get it all back in order. here is one link that explains, http://www.socrtwo.info/MDE2MDB.htm; however, the way i...

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Is there anyway to actually launch access WITHOUT ribbon, period? For example, after you lock down everything and create an mde file, can you launch that mde without a ribbon or quicklaunch OR maybe just your own File menu.

Access with mysql over the net - Learn something new Everyday!

is the login security using the access security file or you did yourself. also, how did you make access "dissapear"? In access 2007 (im still using .mdb) i have a hard time making the ribbon go away and the quick shortcut bar go away so you cant tell its access...

Online shopping/banking/everything for 7 years (since i was old enough to need a bank account or have money to shop), not a single hiccup - EVER - (knock on wood). But then again, only shop from reputable sources - WACHOVIA, CHASE, NEWEGG, AMAZON, ETC. - I dont think you can go wrong. If in...

Yeah, looks real good. Care to share a copy.

Bob - great example. I get it now. EVERYONE - THANKS - GREAT GROUP EFFORT - YOU BEAT IT INTO MY HEAD.

I understand. However......and maybe I'm just not seeing an example that relates to my situation.......what if for the details of the children, you had 255+ different details that you needed to record and produce onto a report......at the end of the day you would have 255+ fields per record...

OK.....thanks for the read......so i guess my problem is the table structure of inputting data into the tables......so then would this be a more appropriate structure....... Tbl_Section1 -------------- Section1ID.....VisitID.....FieldName....Entry And then 41 rows for every section1 entry...

Section1ID...InspectionID....Field1...Field2....Field3...Field41 Section2ID...InspectionID....Field1...Field2...Field3....Field56 Section3ID...InspectionID...Field1....Field2...Field3....Field38 And so on......So the 8 tables/sections make up the entire report.....get the idea...?

I have a form with 362 items - which are either text fields for entering brief explanation or a checkbox for everytime the inspector reviews. This form has 8 sections which I ended up breaking up into 8 different tables with respective forms. But I now need to reproduce the info onto a report...