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The maximise part works, the menu button simply calls a Restore function etc. I guess the only way is to use the close event of the Reports that had the menu bar attached. I have to say though in 2010 defence, it's much faster and the graphs actually display which they didn't in Vista

I have to find the new code to maximise and restore the Access window first, I'll be back in about 3months:eek:

I went to my daughters, converted and saved to 2007, came home and repaired the access inst. opened the new version and voila, most of it worked including my switchboard to hide that ugly bloody window. Now all I've got to figure out is how to get my custom menus to show and work:D

The code works fine in 2007, there are loads of errors in 2010:mad:

I've checked the references, but can't see any missing, but that's not all. rs.FindFirst errors as well, Method or data member not found:o

It's everywhere that use Rs, this is just one of them Dim rs As Recordset Dim result On Error GoTo Err_RunSum ' Get the form Recordset. Set rs = F.RecordsetClone ' Find the current record. Select Case...

Error 13 TypeMismatch, it is just that line that I posted. I don't know where the references are to see if it's one missing

Had to "upgrade " to 2010 from 97, Is there a different method of doing this it worked in 2007:o Set rst = dbs.OpenRecordset(strSQL)

Will you do it religiously?:eek:

I've always wondered why athiests don't go around knocking on doors looking for new members or money for some bloody old building or the leader of the group:confused:;)

A kingdom is a sovereign state instituting a monarchy, or having a monarch as its head.A kingdom is a sovereign state instituting a monarchy, or having a monarch as its head.:rolleyes:

Yes it used to be part of GreatBritain;)

It's part of the British Isles, which is of course Great Britain

Not part of my vocalb., why would it be, I'm not American

Not with Armies of American lawyers waiting in the wings, surely

And Ireland too surely:confused:

You're wrong again as usual, the term was originally spick not the American slang spic, check your facts before lecturing:rolleyes:

Are the master/child fields linked correctly

They're all the same to Yanks, let's face it they still refer to the UK as England;)