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Yes, it is my fault. Sorry, I thought I had been quick enough in editing, so no one had probably read my post- which obviously was a wrong assumption. I changed it because I realized that this software, "easendmail", is not free. If you can use the component without any problems, now or in the...

Have a look at http://www.webdigi.co.uk/blog/2009/how-to-check-if-an-email-address-exists-without-sending-an-email/ as a starting point. Regards

Thanks, Galaxiom!! I didn't know about the AccessConnection property. Regards,

Hi, Danden! You should use a "Bound object frame" from the toolbox to create the frame. Then you modify the control Properties / Data / Control Source, specifying the field name. I guess this message belongs to a different forum. This one is for presentations. Regards

Hello everybody: My name is Luis, I'm from Spain and I've been working with databases for a while, specially administering SQL Servers. My interest in coming here is to keep myself updated and to learn interesting things while helping others as possible. See you in the forum!

Hi, tf-nitrof You can check the day of the week so that if it is monday, changes are allowed when date difference is 3 days or less. The undo command doesn't work in the Dirty event, you can edit the record once you close the message box. You should use the BeforeUpdate event instead. The...

Hmmmm... I think I'm growing older.... I didn't notice the dates :-S

Sorry, my previous reply was too quick! First, you need to declare and set the connection: dim conn as adodb.connection set conn = currentproject.connection Then, you need to specify that the cursor is to be created at the client, not the server: conn.CursorLocation = adUseClient When...

Hello: I've had the same problem, it is really easy to fix! Simply, set this property of the recordset before opening it rst.CursorLocation = adUseClient Your original code should then work as you posted it. Greetings