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    Shortcuts on Novell Network

    Our company operates on a Novell network. Access 2002 is loaded on each desktop and Access databases are loaded on the network under a shared directory. We have shortcuts in a Novell-delivered Applications folder on the desktop which opens a sign-in form in each database. Two weeks ago, on a...
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    Background or font colors in forms (Access 97)

    Earlier in month I posted the following: I have a "to do" task list which includes a DueDate for completion of the task. I want to design the form so that when it's opened any past due tasks (Task) are emphasized by red fonts. Jerry Stoner posted in response: In the forms current event: If...
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    Background or font colors in forms

    I have a "to do" task list which includes a due date for completion of the task. I want to design the form so that when it's opened any past due tasks are emphasized by either a red background or red fonts (whichever is easiest). There's probably a simple way to do this, but I sure haven't...
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    Duplicating records

    This one's got me stumped. I have a data table which is essentially a "to do" list for employees to use in tracking customer renewals. There are 16 separate and distinct tasks that the employee has to complete for each customer. Currently I enter the basic customer data into a form and then...
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    Calculating a date field in form

    I'm sure there is a simple answer to this, but I can't figure it out (obviously I'm new at this). Included in my form are three fields: ExDate, DaysOut and DueDate. I need to calculate the DueDate by adding the ExDate and DaysOut fields. I need the calculated DueDate to move into my data...
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    Calculated controls in forms

    I have a data table which is essentially a to do list including a checkbox and a completion date. My form allows the user to check the item when complete and the system date is automatically entered into a calculated control. The problem is I don't know how to move the calculated date back...
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