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One last try. When I run the code above, I get a Compile error (Expected: end of statement) and it highlights the word "Handles". Once again, thank you in advance for any help.

After an avalanche of web searches and YouTube videos, I have learned that the following is the proper code for creating a back button: ____________________________________ Private Sub cmdBack_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles cmdBack.Click...

Thank you for the thought. I have tried that with no success. Why would it give me that compile error and highlight ".GoBack"? Am I missing a library reference or have a flaw in my project? I'm really scratching my head. Even I think this is simple! Geez!

I'm learning a lot in my research, but still not having success. My current endeavor is the simplest attempt so far... ______________________________ Private Sub cmdBack2_Click() webElf2.GoBack End Sub ______________________________ But I'm getting a compile error: 'Method or data member not...

Hmmm.... Gooooogle... It sounds familiar. Anyway, I went to the link, but I can't find the event in the VB window called "BeforeNavigate2"? I don't suppose that's the same thing as "OnBeforeNavigate"?

I'm still struggling with this. The Web Browser is named webElf. While viewing webElf, the user doubleclicks to open one of the subfolders in \\Net1\Data\Clients\ClientFiles\ and then may want to go back up to \\Net1\Data\Clients\ClientFiles\. It seems like something like this should reset...

Anybody have an idea?

Greetings, In an Access 2010 db, I have a Web Browser Control that displays the contents of a network folder. ="\\Net1\Data\Clients\ClientFiles\" As the user clicks on subfolders in the browser, they may have the need to go back (up) to a previous folder. I need a "back" button. Is it...

Oh Good Lord! I set up a blank db and used the import wizard. Unfortunately, the db I'm importing from has security, so most of the objects can't be imported into the new db. But again, most of my databases are acting this way (not allowing objects to be pasted or deleted. Could this have...

I had already tried the compact and repair. I'll have to give the blank database and import wizard idea some thought. What's really weird is that it's happening in two of the three dbs.

Thank you for offering to help. See my answers below... Q. Are you using keyboard shortcuts or the File a Menu? A. I'm right clicking on an object to delete it. The delete option is not available. Also, I can rename it and copy it, but can't paste it. Q. Is the db opened...

I just upgraded to Access 2010. I can't delete or paste database objects in the table, form, query lists, etc.. Is there a setting that allows this? :banghead:

Thank you all! Particularly CJ London. CJ, you were right about Control Source. It works perfectly now. Also, it didn't matter plog, I ran some experiments and the path works regardless of mapped or unmapped network locations.

Thank you for the thought. I simplified things to experiment. I put the entire path in the table (tblConfiguration) including the graphic name: H:\Workfile\Graphics\logo.jpg And I made the Picture property on the form as follows: =DLookup("[Graphics]","tblConfiguration") Still no...

The trouble with that is there are two graphics on the form: the company logo and the database logo. The problem is getting the graphic loaded from a path stored in a table. Like I said, the path works fine when it's hard coded into a command button.

Thank you both for your help. The path works fine in VB code behind a command button. For example, to open the network folder and display the folder contents. But it's not working here in the Picture property. I have also tried putting the graphic on a mapped drive. It can't find that...

The network path in the table is \\filer\data\db2\, which is where logo.jpg is located. I'm putting this in the Picture property of the graphic on a form: =DLookup("[Graphics]","tblConfiguration"),"logo.jpg" It can't find the file. Do I have a syntax issue or is this the wrong approach?

Thank you for the reply. I'm doing something similar. I want to use the "configuration" table to store a path to a network location were files are stored. So VB code would first indicate the path in the table, and then reference a particular file. Will DLookup work in that situation?

Before I start asking a lot of fool questions, I thought I'd do some research. But I don't know what key word(s) I should use. I'm building a "management page" (for lack a a better term). It's a form focused on a table that contains custom information that can be referred to and used by the...

Anyone have any ideas?