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try here http://www.access-programmers.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=100246

Thanks, thats what I needed to do. It was so easy it slipped past me. Thanks

Hi all, I am trying to update a field based on another field through a record set. In this code I want to update SYS if Element_label is like 3 (the field has values 3.1, 3.3.1 etc...). Am I going about this the right way? Dim rst As DAO.Recordset Set rst =...

Hi all, I am trying to update a field based on another field through a record set. In this code I want to update SYS if Element_label is like 3 (the field has values 3.1, 3.3.1 etc...). Am I going about this the right way? Dim rst As DAO.Recordset Set rst =...

take a look here: Follow the trail to a sample that I posted:

CEH... I was trying to give him/her the basic code. P in this case could be either a variable or "p". If he/she wants no to return a value, he or she would have to add that in the else. It was only an example.

add. the following event procedure to the on click event of the combo box: if me.combobox = yes then me.txt4 = P else me.txt4 = "" end if

Take a look at this forum. I learned a lot here. Also search the forum for recommended reading.

if you post your DB, we can look at it.

You can view photo dimensions with VBA. It will read a file and give you the info. Is this what you want? If that is what you are looking for, check this out: http://www.access-programmers.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=108867

Here is a sample I worked on that loads the images to a folder "images" (WHICH RESIDES IN THE SAME FOLDER AS YOUR DB). It stores the link in a table, so it does not bloat your DB. Just make a form or report to view them. http://www.vbaexpress.com/forum/showthread.php?t=7877

due a search for "Audit trial" It keeps track of all changes.... hope this helped.

no, sorry. I searched the internet. no luck

Use the Wizards in MS Access 2003. It will help you set everything up.

This is a code that I complied from numerious post. OPen outlook and click on the email you want (highlight but do not open). Put this code behind a command button. You'll have to create text boxes and customize the code to work on you form. Dim objApp As Outlook.Application Dim objItem...

use a toggle control.

easy does it homie, give it some time and you will be helped. Have you tried searching the forum?

samples are used to help you learn. Try to disect the code. It takes time, but thats how we all learned. Good luck

in ms word, set you macro security to low.

On the on change event for the combo box, add this: MsgBox ("Are you sure you want to change this?"), vbYesNo