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The XP Restore feature doesnt affect documents, it even says at the start of the restore process. It keeps documents intact therefore won't and doesn't work.

ive got XP but ther system restore is used to go back to previous settings rather than restore documents.

as i said before im on a home pc and i havnt got a recent enough backup

so there is no way to retrive it?

im not on a network, im on a home PC

hi, sorry to post here, but im really stuck. Somehting went wrong with our computer and an important Word file was overwritten as a blank page. Is there any way at all to retreive the origional word file, this is very important. thanks

Mile-O-Phile you are a God, thank you very very very very much, I can stop stressing now. I apologise for posting twice. Thanks again, excellent. :D :D :D :D :D

excellent, even better, thanks Mile-O-Phile. do you know how to solve the second problem mentioned above? thanks a lot. sorry to be so demanding, just got to get this system finished very quickly :(

Ive just done it, i used: Private Sub ExitSystemCommandButton_Click() strMsg = MsgBox("Are you sure you want continue?. ", vbYesNo) If strMsg = vbYes Then DoCmd.RunMacro "exitsystem_macro" If strMsg = vbNo Then Exit Sub End If End Sub thanks a lot for the help, do u know how to solve the...

thanks for replying Mark. the code works, but i am unsure how to make a macro run after the yes is clicked. the code so far is: Private Sub ExitSystemCommandButton_Click() strMsg = MsgBox("Are you sure you want continue?. ", vbYesNo) If strMsg = vbNo Then Exit Sub End If End Sub Im guessing...

I am REALLY sorry for posting this here, rather than another area, but i am against a deadline and I am desperate for assistance. :( I thought i had found the answer to a problem posted about creating a message box where the user has an option to continue, for example 'Are you sure you want to...

Hi, i thought i had found the answer to the problem i just posted about creating a message box where the user has an option to continue, for example 'Are you sure you want to quit' and the user could selct ok or cancel. I was unable to get this to work at all. I also have a second problem in...

Just found the answer on a previous thread, sorry,

hi, on a macro, can I create a message box where the user has an option to continue, for example 'Are you sure you want to close' and the user could selct ok or cancel. is this possible thanks. richard fong

thanks a lot, worked perfectly

Hi, Ive created a form an subform which was a table in datasheet view, but I was wondering if there was a way to remove the table headings that are shown, and just show the actual data. thanks for the help richard fong

Ive opened Jack's link again, and took out the "?LN=EN-US&SD=gn&FR=0&qry=q209576&rnk=1&src=DHCS_MSPSS_gn_SRCH&SPR=ACC2000" part so it was just: http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q209/5/76.ASP And this gave me the solution. I would like to thank Jack Cowley, Ally and Rich for...

Hi, the link does not work, I tried looking up the requery function in Access but I am still unsure how to use it in my situation. Do you have any ideas? thanks

Hi, I have made a Childminding Booking System and one of the features is that the user can find a booking record by chosing a Child's Name, then a date, from two combo boxes which are both on the same form. (The select child combo box comes first, then below it is the date combo box. )They then...