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Joe If you have created your own style, and would like to save this style to apply to any other forms that you will then create you can: In form design go to Format >> Auto Format >> Customize >> Create a new auto format. HTH Graham

RevDocJeff You can find an example at the following: How to include a bound picture on a form HTH Graham

Argonaught You could try the following example: Filtering the results of a Microsoft Access query using a Drop-Down combo box HTH Graham

Use: Between [Enter Start Data] AND [Enter End Date] HTH Graham

You might want to look at the following article: http://www.microsoft.com/AccessDev/Articles/SolIE4.htm It appears that there is an example in the Solutions database sample that ships with Office 97 HTH Graham

Treason I'm sure I had a 97 version somewhere, but can't seem to locate it now, I'll take a look around for it and post it if I can find it. The example uses the Microsoft Web Browser control, that I am sure is available in Access 97 too. Graham

Will the following do what you want: Viewing a Live Web Site on a Form HTH Graham

Yes. You can amend the amount of combo boxes to suit, also amending the code where required. Graham

rhernand This might be what you are after - Sorting Report Fields on the Fly HTH Graham

Muhammad This might help - Adding A Flash Movie To A Start Up Form: Graham

jodilees You may want to look at the following: Defining Null Values -OR- What does NULL mean? HTH Graham

Hootie318 This might also help you to find a few ideas - User Interface Designs... HTH Graham

AN60 This should be what you are after - How to Print Parameters onto your report HTH Graham

Uttam You could use the following: DoCmd.RunCommand acCmdNewObjectQuery DoCmd.RunCommand acCmdNewObjectReport HTH Graham

Lister I'm not at work right now, but there should be no problem displaying images in the webpage by using the file path in the ASP to the images stored in the web folder. If you don't get any other responses I'll take a look for this tomorrow. Graham

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khunter You will need to go into the design of the main form, select each subform so that you can view the properties of subform tblModel and subform tblADC1. You can then set the Link Child Fields and Link Master Fields to the relevant field (in both cases lngECRID) Now when you view the...

bfdeal31 The attached example should point you in the right direction to the way of approaching the Many-To-Many relationship that is evident between Books and Authors. HTH Graham

This thread by Pat may help: http://www.access-programmers.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=52876&highlight=combo+and+list Graham

deekras This may give you further help: Sending E-Mails From Microsoft Access HTH Graham