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Here's my theory (btw I just love the subject :-) ): The expanding of the universe is the effect of the big bang that gave birth to it. Try imagining the amount of energy this created when you know the universe is still expanding... Now, I personally don't believe in infinity. There might be a...

Hi yall, I think I found out a way to avoid having to re-register to keep your account working. Just open everything in a new window instead of working in the same one. It seems that like this I can keep posting and reading without having to clear my cookies and restart my browser. I hope...

Welcome to the age of arabic cyber-terrorism... :(

A kind of FAQ-section where the answers are given to the most asked questions. There theads would only contain one post in which the answer is explained by one person. That way you'd avoid that people have to read entire threads to find out what the answer is. Kinda like microsofts...

I don't know about the possibilities of vBulletin forum software to create your own database backups. I know that the option exists in the populat phpBB-package to create a txt-file of your entire database whenever you want to do it. This must also exist in this forum, so it might be a good...

Isn't his IP address logged or something? However, I presume that idiot will have masked it or routed through some proxy's... Damn shame indeed that so much data is lost. Maybe you could ask your provider to restore a backup? Anyway, I'm sure that, with the help of everyone, this community...

You'd better place it in the AfterUpdate-event instead of the OnClick, it's more accurate.

This is an easy alternative to what you want: In the table where you add your selected and printed employees, place your primary key on your employee-id (or any other unique field that identifies your employee). That way you cannot add the same employee twice.

Found this on The Access Web: Explorer.zip

Whoops! Didn't see the space at the end. Sorry! Seth

' combine Info. Do While Not rsDetails.EOF vDetails = vDetails & Trim(rsDetails!Details) & "; " rsDetails.MoveNext Loop vDetails = LTrim(vDetails) vDetails = Mid(vDetails, 1, Len(vDetails) - 1) Seth

If possible, upload your database and I'll take a look. Greetz, Seth

Try referring to the field on the subform (to the control's name) instead of referring to the field in the query the subform's based on. Seth

Add an OLE-Object field in your table. If you want to add multiple attachments to 1 record, consider putting your documents into a separate table and link it to your main table. Good luck! Seth

Try this: DoCmd.TransferSpreadsheet acExport, acSpreadsheetTypeExcel97, "NME With Company Code", "C:\My Documents\TDL Update\" & (Format(Date, "mmmm")) & "'s TDL Information.xls", True

Long live coding I say! A database application needs to be able to run on its own and, when in final production stage, with as little as possible help from the administrator.

I don't think a quick explanation would help you much since explaining isn't my best quality ;-) Therefor I created this small example. Study it, and I hope you'll learn how to do it. To put you on the right track, when you create a combo, forget about the wizard that access provides in it...

I don't know wether or not it's possible, but it doesn't seem like a very good idea... Why don't you replace your Word-document by a report in your Access-database? You can then easily make your document dynamic. Greetz, Seth

My pleasure :D

The queries you open in a macro wil not be visible when they are "action"-queries (like deletequeries, addqueries, etc...). The only type of query that will result in a recordset is the selectionquery, so as long as your queries aren't selection-queries, you're good with this method. If you...