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well i got it to work. It was right infront of me! But once I get something in my mind I can not see the forest for all the trees. I went back and did it the way you were going. Put another field in the startup table. Typed in the date. Then used your idea to compare the dates. Set it for...

the field is not linked to a table. The form is. But I have a text box on it with the controll of =now(). this gives me the date. Or is there a was to just have the macro let at the date by itself. That would even be cleaner.

the field is not linked to a table. The form is. But I have a text box on it with the controll of =now(). this gives me the date. Or is there a was to just have the macro let at the date by itself. That would even be cleaner.

the database as a whole. It is not that it needs to be updated, but more of a preventative messure to keep people from stealing the database. If I do not go in and change the date in the autoexec (and i have the line hidden in the middle of the autoexec macro) the database will not get past...

I hope someone can help. I am trying to put a line in my autoexec that checks the date and does one of 2 things. If the current date is before a preset date (i.e. 1/1/001) the macro will cont. and database runs normally. If the current date is on or after the preset date it will go to a form...

is it possible to have a report fill in a label from information off a form hidden in the background. (ie. The name of the business on the top of a report as a label. If so, How?

Any ideas on how to make a calander that will fill itself out?