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a quick google search revealed this link where it seems you need to do this for an illicit reason ... thus i can't help you any further.

hi and welcome to the forums search the forum for "openargs" it should solve your problem.

check this link they have a freeware utility which does what you want.

search this forum for "cascading combo boxes"

hi and welcome to the forums If you would like to set today's date for your database creation what you can do is create a new database (so that it will have today's date) and import all of your objects into the new database container. Hope this helps

here is the link for the suggested application

Happy Birthday boblarson Happy birthday Bob :)

thx bob for the link, will keep it at hand for future reference.

if you try running multiple versions on Vista you may encounter some errors. Here is a link with the cause and some possible workarounds.

i normally take the following approach in order not to bloat my databases i create an image control from the Toolbox and set the "Picture Type" property to Linked. The i use the onCurrent event of the form to set the path for each picture per record. If you do a quick search on this forum...

Hi, not sure i understood you question correctly but have you tried the directional arrow keys (up, down, left and right) and also the Tab Key. Moreover, i wouldn't recommend you edit data directly from a table but you should be doing that at form level.

you're welcome, i'm glad that you sorted your problem :)

try using the "Top Values" property in your query properties.

if that also fails give it a try with the decompile. 1. Make a copy of your database 2. Compact 3. With Access closed, from a command prompt enter "c:\Program Files\Microsoft office\office\msaccess.exe" /decompile "c:\My Documents\Database.mdb" 4.Compact again.

Also try creating a new database and import all objects.

Not sure about the reasoning why some of your users enter the quotes, but have you considered using an update query instead of the search and replace in notepad

Hi and welcome to the forums Try searching this forum for "SendObject" as there are several examples covering what you're looking for.

If the datatype of the cboProjType is not number then you might need some more quotes [lngPrType] =" & Me.cboProjType & " [lngPrType] = '" & Me.cboProjType & "'

how about trying the snapshot format instead of the rtf DoCmd.OutputTo acOutputReport, "rptName", "Snapshot Format", "Path", True Also rather than a macro you can place the above code on the onClick event of a command button

Does that mean that you have an unbound combo where you select a customer and then the relevant fields should be populated? If that is the case try putting Me.Requery on the AfterUpdate event of your combo box.