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    Help .. Required

    Could you please tell me how i can check if file user entered on the form is not found in the directory "\\ABCserver\resume\" ? If IsNull([TextBoxLink]) = True Then MsgBox "No resume", vbOKOnly, "" Else Application.FollowHyperlink "\\ABCserver\resume\" & [TextBoxLINK] End If
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    Please help - prefix text to a field

    Modification Thanks that works :-) Can this be modifed to throw a message box / pop-up to say "No resume " if there is no entry for this resume thanks a lot b
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    Please help - prefix text to a field

    Hi I created a hyperlink field in the table . This is supposed to hold the link to a resume [.doc file] that is stored on the hard drive of the production server. When a user enters the name of the resume I want to be able to prefix the name by "\\ABCserver\resume\" For example ...
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    HELP REQUIRED with attachments

    Thanks a lot Thanks a lot
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    HELP REQUIRED with attachments

    Hi I really require help .I am new to MS ACCESS ...we are trying to attach/upload the resume for each candidate. Can we attach a resume to the form for each person who fills out the form. The attachment is a word doc that is about 30KB each. If yes how is it possible. Thanks, Bindu
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    Help Required

    I need to create a test environment in MS ACCESS from the production environment. I tried to copy the MS ACCESS prod .mdb and paste it on my local drive. Now i cant edit the tables ..it says its a linked table... I am new to ms-access and need help... Please advice! Bzeebee
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    Access help - new database

    I am new to MS ACCESS and am trying to create a test environment from our production environment. How do i create it? I tried to copy the access db abd paste it on my local drive...but the table show up as linked tables and i cant make any changes to them... Please help! bzeezee
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    Help Required

    Hi, I am new to MS ACCESS.I have 3 questions. I have a linked ACCESS production database connection on my local drive. I have to map the location of the folder that has the MSACCESS database to x: or the Forms that are created will not open . Why does MS ACCESS behave like this? I want...
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