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    Address Lines and Carriage Returns

    Hi, I want my query to output an address in one field with carriage returns, where the address lines in the source table are held in individual fields. So I try... SELECT [Address1] & Chr$(13) & [Address2] & Chr$(13) & [Address3] etc.. This does not work. However, if I use a text box on a...
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    Access 2003 Runtime - Supress Security messages?

    Hi, I am releasing a Runtime Access 2003 application. Am using the standard files ACCESSRT.MSI and ACCESSRT.CAB to install Runtime. Does anybody know a QUICK way of supressing the annoying security messages which pop up, when the application starts under this configuration? I don't want to...
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    Random Shutdown of Access Application

    Help ! The MS Access 2000 application I have developed for my remote client, when deployed, occasionally shutsdown with no error message and no clue as to why. There is no common pattern that I can establish. Compact and Repair makes no difference. Have tried re-writing objects that I suspect...
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    Error Handling - Please help

    In my error handling I am referencing the DBengine.Errors collection to write trapped errors to a table, but it seems that some of the errors I trap are not included in this collection. :confused: I have noticed that errors which can be referenced by the DBengine.Errors collection have in...
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    OutputTo Excel limitation?

    Hi, Access 2000. I get error 2306 when using Docmd.OutputTo "There are too many rows to output, based on the limitation specified by the output format or by " my database. 19k rows to export. I am able to do this manually using the Export menu, but I need to do this programatically. What...
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    Alt-Keys Access 2000

    Hi, In my Access 2000 application, Alt Keys work correctly on command buttons on my forms, but on the menu they only seem to work intermittently. I cannot establish common circumstances in which they do or dont work. Any ideas apppreciated. Thank you.
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    Mouse Wheel overrides Form Cycle property ?

    Hi, I have the Cycle property set to 'Current Record' on my Forms, and so when you Tab, you cannot Tab into a New record. However if you use the Mouse Wheel, the form will still roll into a new record. I have generic code which allows my forms to be used for adding as well as editing...
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    Access 97 - Folder Selection Dialog

    I am trying to present a dialog box allowing my users to select a folder. Easy in Access 2k, xp, but in 97 am struggling. I don't think I can use CommonDialog control, because this appears to force them to select a file (not a folder). Is there an API call ? Any help appreciated, thanks
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    Shell to Windows Explorer

    I am launching Windows Explorer from within my Access application, using the Shell command. Is there anyway that I can ensure that Explorer opens with the "Details" view in effect. I can find no documentation that refers to command-line options for Explorer. Any help would be appreciated...
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    Missing Menu Bar, Please help

    I have lost the default Menu Bar from my installation of Access XP. I have tried repairing it. I have tried uninstalling and re-installing Access XP. I have even tried uninstalling and re-installing Office XP and still no Menu Bar. Other Office XP apps are fine. I am tearing my hair out here...
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    Application.Filesearch Access97/WinXP

    Thanks to those people who kindly helped me with my Launching Word problem. I have an Access 97 app which has been running fine, until I installed it on Win XP. When using .Execute() with Application.Filesearch I get the following error... Run-time error '-2144010224 (80350010)': Method...
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    Launching Word from access 2k

    Hi, I need to open a Word document from my Access 2k application. If I use the Shell function, it seems that I must specify the Path to Winword. My app may be installed on other computers where the Winword path wont always be the same. Is there a way of executing Word (where ever it is) or of...
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