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Hi everyone, A bit of background. Users of the db I am working on print using a regular network printer 95% of the time. 5% of the time however, they need to change that printer to another one, or to a PDF printing program. All of the printers they need are installed in their Printers folder...

Hey, I just wanted to say thanks, and let you know that I was able to figure it out this morning. the VBA was inserting an ASCII carriage return in after every note that started causing an issue. I suspect that this started happening when we upgraded our systems from WinXP to Win7. I apologize...

Well, I consistently reproduced the error on the one order. I can try pulling the notes individually (currently the program loops and doesn't stop until they are all loaded). The notes are loaded from and Oracle db, and appended to the text box using VBA. When something needs to be copied from...

No, I haven't. The notes don't have to be copied often, but I tried five examples where they do have to be copied, and I was only able to reproduce the issue once. I checked the notes for special characters or something that might be causing some irregularity, but I wasn't able to find anything...

[SOLVED] Text Highlighting Issues Hi everyone, I have a weird issue, and I'm not sure what to search for, so I apologize if the answer has already been discussed. I'll try to explain my issue as briefly as possible. We have a bunch of notes that are stored in a database. The program looks for...

So it looks like I may have posted this too soon. In the form properties, I set Pop Up to Yes, and it worked. I'll figure out why my Form_B is hiding itself now. Hopefully someone else comes across this one day and it's helpful to them.

Hello! So I've got a little problem.. I have three forms: Form_A (main form for the application - should always be open) Form_B (always open, but sometimes has visibility set to false) Form_C (opens from button on Form_B) When I press the button on Form_B, the only code behind it is...

Hovering over a field in a table may not bring up anything in the debugger. The way around this is to put the field into a variable so you can see the value. You can get rid of the variable later. For instance, you can do this: Dim strFldValue as string strFldValue =...

Hi there! At first glance, it looks like you are comparing two constant strings together in your IF statement: By putting the double quotes around the table and field name, you're basically comparing the string "[EA01_qryBroker_email1]).[letter_code]" to the string "NEW" I'd suggest removing...

hello! i'm from western canada, and i've been using access for way too long (15 years or so). i'm mostly working with some legacy enterprise applications that i did not write, and sometimes i need a hand with a few things. i've found a number of answers on this site, so i figured it was time to...